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threatened, but at the last somewhat sudden suspension of 
" Krik's Guide to the Turf." The general prosperity of racing, 
the increased number of sweepstakes opened, and the largely 
increased list of declaration clauses not only renders the work 
far more necessary, but correspondingly heavier than in 
former years. 

Horses are indexed according to the stake number, which 
appears in heavy figures, and not according to the page on 
which they are located. This plan has the manifest advantage 
of preventing more than one engagement being indicated by 
the same figure, and thus simplifies the index. 

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ii List of Subscribers. 



List of Subscribers. 



ALEXANDEE, A. J., Spring Station, Ky. (2). 

AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB, New York City. 

ANDEESON, Mk. New York City. 

APPLEBY & JOHNSON. New^York City (4). 

ASHE, R. P., Sacramento, Cal. (2). 

AVIS, HENRY, Brighton Beach, C. I. ^ 

BALDWIN, D. S.. New York City. 

BALDWIN, E. J.. San Francisco, Cal. (2) 

BEHMAN, LOUIS C, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

BEMENT, EDWARD, New York City. 

BEMIS, H. V. , Chicago, 111. 

BERNARD, H. O.. New York City (5). 

BOWIE, O., Baltimore, Md. 

BRADFORD, J. H., Boston, Mass. 

BRANCH, JAMES R., Richmond, Va. 

BRIGHTON BEACH ASSOCIATION, Brighton Beach. 

BROSNAHAN, T., Waltham. Mass. 

BROWN, JAMES E., Greenpoint. N. Y. 

BRUION, J. A., Nashville, Tenn. 

BRYSON, G. B., New York City. 

BURCH, W. P., Washington, D. C. 

BURKE, J. J„ Brooklyn, N. Y. 

CALDWELL, G. S., Brighton Beach. C. I. 

CALDWELL, J. F., Brighton Beach, C. L 

CASSATT, A. J., Philadelphia, Pa. (3). 

CASSIDY, W. L., St. Louis, Mo. 

CHASE, L. C, Boston, Mass. 

CHEEVER, J. D., New York City. 

CHEPPU, W. H , Lexington, Ky. 

CHRISTY, J. D., Lexington, Ky. 



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CLAY, G. H., Lexington, Ky, 

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CONLON, R. P., Newark, N. J. 

CONNER, WM. M., New York City. (2) 

COOPER, W. H , New York City. 

CORRIGAN, E., Louisville, Ky. 

CRAIK, Dr. R., Montreal, Can. 

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CROKER, J., New York City. 

CROKER & EFFLER, Albany, N. Y. 

CUSHMAN, J. S., New York City. . 

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DAVIS. D. D., Brighton Beach, C. I. 

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DOSWELL, T. W.,Hanovf r Junciion, Va. (2). 

DOUGLAS, E L., Kelso Station, Tenn. 

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HOFF, CHARLES A., New York City 

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KIRWAN, W. A., St. Louis, Mo. 

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KOSMAK, EMIL H., New York City. 

LAKELAND, W., Brighton Beach, C. I. 

LITTLEFIELD, C, Eatontown, N. J. 

LORILLARD, G. L., New York City. 

LORILLARD, P., Jersey City. N. J. (5) 

LORILLARD, P., Jr.. Jersey City, N. J. 

LOVELL, WM., New York City. 

MARSHALL & Co., New York City. 

MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB, Baltimore, Md. 

McCORMACK, J. H., Brighton Beach, C I. 

McCULLOUGH, J. S., Urbana, 111. 

McDonald, J. E., New York City. 

McGOWAN, J., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

McLaughlin. JAMES, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

McMAHON, P. H., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

MEANEY, p., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 

MEDINGER, C. W., Baltimore, Md. 

MEGIBBEN, T. J., Cynthiana, Ky. 

MICHAELS & CO.. New York City. 

MINITER, Mr., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

MITCHELL, C. W., Saratoga, N. Y. 

MONMOUTH PARK ASSOCIATION, Long Branch, N. J. 

NATIONAL HORSE SHOW, New York City. 

NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB, Washington, D. C. 

NOLAN, M. N., Albany, N. Y. (2) 

NOTT. G. W., New Orleans, La. 

PATE, R. C, St. Louis, Mo. (2). 

PHILADELPHIA CLUB, Philadelphia, Pa. 



List of tSabscribers. 



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PRESTON, H. G., BrooMyn, N. Y. 

PURDY, A.. BELMONT, New York City. 

MR. RICHMOND, Toronto. Can. 

KOCHE, R., St. Louis, Mo. 

ROCKAWAY STERPLECHiSE ASSOCIATION, Cedarhurst, L. I. (5). 

ROWE, JAMES, Sheepshead. Bay, L. I. 

RYAN, P. H., Newark, N. J. 

RYAN, J. F. & CO., Troy, N. Y. 

SARATOGA ASSOCIATION, Saratoga, N. Y. 

SCOTT, W. L., Erie, Pa. (2). 

SIMONTON, MARK & CO., Cincinnati, 0. 

SIMMONS, COL. R. W., New Orleans, La. 

SPENCER, E., Treas. Rockaway Hunting Club. 

STRAUS, L. & G., Lexington, Ky. 

SUFFOLK STABLE3. Huntington, L. I. 

SWIGERT, J. & J., Spring Station, Ky. 

TAYLOR, A., Oceanport. N. J. 

THOMAS, B. G., Lexington, Ky. 

TOBIN, P., Philadelphia, Pa. 

TURF PUBLISHING CO.. Cincinnati, O. 

TURNER, J. LUCAS, St. Louis Mo. 

UNION LEAGUE CLUB, New York City. 

VAIL, T. J., Seo. National Trotting Ass'n, Hartford, Conn, 

WADE, FESTUS J., Secretary St. Louis Fair Horse Department, (5). 

WALDEN, R. W., Middleburg, Md. 

WALTERS & CO., New York City. 

WHEATLY, C„ New York City. 

WHEELER, MAJOR C. C. New York City. 

WILD & McCAUL, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

WILLIAMS, J. T., Eminence, Ky. 

WITHERS, D. D., New Jersey. 

WORK, GEORGE, New York City. 

YOUNG, MILTON, Lexington, Ky. (2). 



vi General Index. 



General Index, 



Miscellaneous Matters — 

Owners, their P. O. Addresses, Racing Colors and Trainers viit 

List of Jockeys xxvi* 

Bookmakers and Poolsellers xxxi 

Weights carried — 

Jerome Park, Monmouth Park, and Coney Island xxxv 

Saratoga = xxxvi 

Baltimore and Washington , xxxvii 

American Racing Rules— Brighton Beach, Chicago, Covington, 
Denver, Louisville, Memphis, Nashville, New Orleans and 

St. Louis .^ xxxviii 

Savannah xl 

California xl 



Nominations to Stakes — 

Stakes to be kun in 1885. Pages. 

Louisiana Jockey Club, New Orleans, La 1 to 3 

Memphis Jockey Club, Memphis, Tenn 3 to 5 

Nashville Blood-Horse Association, Nashville, Tenn 5 to 7 

Kentucky Association, Lexington, Ky 8 to 13 

Louisville Jockey Club, Louisville, Ky 14 to 26 

Latonia Jockey Club, Covington, Ky .. . ^6 to 37 

St. Louis Fair Horse Department, St, Louis, Mo 37 to 47 

Washington Park Club, Chicago, 111 47 to 59 and 167 to 171 

Rockaway Steeplechase Association, Cedarhurst, L. 1 59 to (il 

National Jockey Club, Washington, D. C 61 to 63 

Maryland Jockey Club, Baltimore, Md 63 to 69 

American Jockey Club, Jerome Park 70 to 79 

Brighton Beach Racing Association, Coney Island, L. 1 79 to 90 



General Index. vii 



Coney IslandJockey Club, Sheepsliead Bay, L. 1 90 to 108 

Monmouth Park Assoeiation, Monmouth Park, N.J 103 to 145 

Saratoga Association, Saratoga, N. Y 145 to 162 

Pacific Coast BIood-Horse Association, San Francisco, Cal. . 162 to 16G 

State Agricultural Society of California 167 

Province of Quebec Turf Club, Montreal, Can 167 

Stakes to be Run in 1886. 

Kentucky Association, Lexington, Ky 172 to 174 

liouisville Jockey Club, Louisville, Ky 174 to 180 

Latonia Jockey Club, Covington, Ky 181 to 187 

St. Louis Fair Horse Department, St. Louis, Mo 187 to 188 

Maryland Jockey Club, Baltimore, Md 188. to 192 

American Jockey Club, Jerome Park 193 to 197 

Coney Island Jockey Club, Sheepshead Bay, L.I 197 to 200 

Monmouth Park Association, Monmouth Park, N. J 200 to 209 

Saratoga Association, Saratoga, N. Y . . . . 209 to 214 

Pacific Coast Blood-Horse Asssciation, San Francisco, Cal. . . 214 to 215 

Province of Quebec Turf Club, Montreal, Can , 215 

Stakes to be Run in 1887. 

Kentucky Association, Lexington, Ky 216 

Louisville Jockey Club, Louisville, Ky 217 

Mjnmouth Park Association, Monmouth Park, N. J 218 



Dates when Future Declarations are Due, with Stake Num- 
ber affixed for reference 220 

Addenda— Additional Entries and Declarations, too late for 

Classification or Index ■. 225 



Index to Siloininations— 

Five-year-olds and upward 1 

Four-year-olds 12 

Three- year-ol 1s - 21 

Two-year-olds 42 



Fastest and Most Creditable Performancs at all Distances 72 



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^FOURTH ANNUAL SALEI> 
RUNNYMEDE YEARLINGS, 

The Get of Imp. BILLET and HINDOO, 

WILL TAKE PLACE AT RUNNYMEDE, 
May 12th at 9 30 o'clock. 

TRAIN FROM LEXINGTON IN TIME FOR SALE, AND RETURN 
IN TIME FOR RACES. 

KREYER'S HOTEL, 

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HOTEL AND STABLING. 



All the advantages of a private establishment, and adjacent to 
the Parkville, Prospect Park, Brighton and Sheepshead Bay Race 
tracts. 

New Stables, with large box stalls and paddocks, and pasture 
lot. A roomys and comfortable hotel. Hay and grain always on 
hand at lowest market rates. 



Nailoiial Jockey C'luh. 



jMational Jocl^ey Club, 

W^ASHINGTON, D. C 

^ SPRING # MEETINGS 

May 12th to 15th, 1885. 



ADDED MONEY $12,100. 

First Day, Tu.esd.ay, May la. 

PuKSE— $500 — three-year-olds and upward; maiden all.; six furlongs. 
Analostan Stakes— $750 -three-year-olds; one mile. 
PuESE — $500 — selling allowances; seven furlongs. 
National Handicap— $800— all ages; one mile and a furlong. 
PuBSE -$500— three-year-olds and upward; one mile. 

Second Day, Wednesday. May 13. 
Pdkse — $500 — three years and upward; selling allowances; one mile. 
Willabd's Hotel Stakes — $750 — all ages, selling all.; one mile. 
PxJKSE — $500 — all ages, 20 lb above scale; six furlongs. 
Youthful Stakes — $600— two-year-olds; half a mile. 
PuBSE — $500 — three years and upward ; maiden allowances; one mile. 

Third Day, TJiwrsday, May 14. 
PtjBSE — $500—3 year and upward; selling allowances; seven furlongs. 
PuBSE— $500 — mares of all ages, maiden allowances; one mile. 
ARMY AND Navy Siakes- $1,000— 3 year-olds; mile and a furlong. 
PuBSE — $500— maiden 3 year and upward; one mile. 
Handicap Sweepstakes— $600— 3 year and up.; mile and a quarter. 

Foiirtli Day, Friday, May 15. 
PuESE — $500— selling allowances; six furlongs. 
Diplomatic Stakes— $800— all ages; mile and a half. 
Handicap Pukse— $60C — three years and upward; one mile. 
Beentwood Stakes -$700— two-year-olds; five furlongs. 
Pdese — $500 — for beaten horses; one mile. 

EXTRA RACES will be made for Steeplechasers should there be a 
sufficient number of Horses at the Track to justify it. 

Entrance to Purses pree. Excellent stable 
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Auction ani French Pools will be sold on the track during the Meet- 
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particulars. Address, 

H. D. MclNTYRE, JOHN F. OLMSTEAD, 

Secretary. President. 

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Tuesday f Oct. 13. 

IflTednesday , Oct, 14. 
Thursday, Oct. 15. 
Friday, Oct. 16. 

^Not less than five races each day. Liberal Purses, 

and additions to Stakes, none less than $500. 

First race — 3 p.m., each day, in the 

Spring and at 1 p.m., in the Fall. 

C. WHEATLY, ODEN BOWiE, 

Secretary. President, 



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V/asMngtoii Parl^ Club 



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Meginning Saturday, Jfwvie 27$ and ending 



Ten regular days racing, and extra days if available. Five or more 
races each day, for which the following Stakes have closed: 

ENTBIKS KNTRIKB 



The Amehican Dekbt. . „ 62 

The Shebidan Stakes 67 

The Drexel Stakes 54 

The Englewood Stakes 40 

The Hyde Park Stakes 87 

The Kenwood Stakes 64 

The Lakeside Stakes. 71 

Total 89T 



The Washington Park Cup . . 42 

The Columbia Stakes 41 

The Oakwood Handicap 105 

The Great Western Handicap 83 

The Boulevard Stakes 70 

The Quickstep Stakes Ill 



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races each day for which the following Stakes have closed: 

ENTRIES ENTBIES 

The Palmer H^use Stakes.. 79 The Society Stakes 67 

The Lake View Handicap. . . 70 The Woodlawn Stakes 39 

The Dearborn Handicap.... 54 

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Address all communications to the Secretary, Boom 34, Palmer House, 

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RULES. 



\\ FOI|CE ON Km /FTER JANUARY 1, 1885. 

BY-LAWS AND RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE 
AMERICAN RUNNING TURF. 



INDEX TO CONTENTS. 



Betting Rules. 

By-Laws. 

Corrupt Practices. 

Dead Heats. 

Deaths. 

Definitions. 

Engagements of Horses. 

Entries. 

Executive Committees. 

Forfeits. 

Heat Races. 

Hurdle Races. 

Jockeys and Employes. 

Name of Horse. 



Objections. 

Omissions. 

Penalties and Allowances. 

Pla ing Horse and Distributing 

Money. 
Regulation of the Course. 
Selling Races. 
Steeplechase Rules. 
Start and Starter. 
The Race. 
Weights. 

Weighing Out and In. 
Winnings. 



Single Copies, 25 cents; 10 Copies, $2.00; 25 Copies, $5; 
50 Copies, $9.00; 100 Copies, $17. Sent, post-paid, on 
receipt of price, by addressing 

H AWLEY & CO., PUBLISHERS, . 

No. 2i6 VINE STREET, 

CINCINNATI, O. 



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MAY 9.— The Rockaway Green Steeplechase. 
Great Hempstead Heath Handicap. 

MAY 13.— Essex County Selling Steeplechase. 
Queens County Hurdle Race. 

MAY 16— The Great Long Island Steeplechase 



All Races will be run over the Association's New 
Turf Course at Cedarhurst, near Far Rockaway, 
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List of Jockeys. xxvii 



List of Jockeys. 



The following are the jockeys reported for the season of 1884, with 
«ngagements and lowest riding weights : 

Name. Employer. ^^^l^ 

A. Wt. Lb. 

Allen, T J.K.Branch. 100 

Alexander, G E.G. Barber. 117 

Arnold, E J. E. McDonald »& 

B. 

Barbae, G..... J.E.Kelly 113 

"Barnes, S J. A, Bruton »o 

Billings, J Clipsiana Stable lOU 

Blaylock.H G. L. Lorillard 105 

Booth,C W.C.Daly 105 

Braig, Otto.... J. Bowe — 

Brennan, J L. Ullman 10* 

C. 

Caldwell, J. G. S. Caldwell 95 

Campbell, J 115 

Carden T. Hernon & Sons 100 

Church, G Rancocas Stable 90 

Co aklin, H Appleby & Johnson 102 

Cooke, C Dr. Craik 90 

Cowal, J .'....M.J.Daly 95 

Cullen, C Rancocas Stable 103 

D. 

Danohue, Jr G. L. Lirillard 90 

Donohue, M.. .. W. L. Cassidy 105 

TA 1, Tir (F. Gebhard.... ) 105 

Donohue, W { Snedeker & Co. 1 ^"'' 

Dufify,P i ...J. B. Ha,*gin ^10 



xxviii List of Jockeys. 



Eilke, C... Morris & Patton 8Q 

Ellis, L Fleetwood Stable 100 

Evans.G R. W. Walden 9& 

F. 

Feakes, E •• Mr. Kelso " lia 

Fishburn 110 

Fisher, S '. 97 

Fitzpatrick, W= J N. W. Kittson lia 

Fuller, C ; E. Corrigan 7& 



Garrison, E Clipsiana Stable .... 105 

Grant.M E. Heffner 10& 

Green,E J. Walden 95 

Guerin, P J. P. Dawes ..Steeplecbase. 



H. 

Haggerty.W W. C. Daly 110 

Haggins F. Robinson 100^ 

iflarris, A G. W. Jennings 90 

Hay ward, W Appleby & Johnson 110 

Henderson.E J.T.Williams 105 

Higgs,W Clipsiana Stable 85 

Hildreth. W. (col.) E. L. Douglas 110 

HoUoway.O - . ......E.J.Baldwin... 107 

Hueston G. S. Caldwell 110 

-n„„v,»c T (W. Cottrill.... ) ,^7 

S^g^e^'^ Ie. J.Baldwin 1 ^^^ 



J. 

Jones, T J. P. Dawes Steeplechase, 



K. 

Kelly, M R. P. Ashe lOQf 

Kiley.J.... S. Bryant 95 



Lehine, J. M. Womack ,. 80 

Lewis, J W. L.Scott 107 

Littlefield, F C. Littlefield 85 

Lowe, J - Dr Craik 105 



List of Jockeys. xxix 



M. 

Maney, P M. N. Nolan Steeplechase 

Martin.W Morris & Patton 95 

Maynard, R. M W. P. Burch 97 

McCarty, A., Jr N. W. Kittson 90 

McEwen D. L. Klauberg 95 

McGoldrick, C Hopson Bros 95 

McKay, H Kimbell & Co 105 

McKee, E , . Cahill Bros 105 

McKinney, G. A D. D. Withers 100 

McKnight, R Kimbell & Co 60 

McLaughlin, J Dwyer Bros 107 

Meaton, H Mr. Kelso 98 

Meehan, G- * 75 

Melvin, C Excelsior Stable 95 

Mooney, J Melbourne Stable 80 

Moran, J W. C. Daly. . M *. 78 

Murphy, I E. Corrigan 108 

* This boy's services are claimed by both W. B. Jennings and J. H. 
McCormack. 

N. 

Nevins, C Magenta Stable , . 90 



O. 

O'Hara, T Gray & Co 105 

O'Leary, C F. T. Walon 105 

Olney, H Rancocas Stable 102 



P. 

Post, C .J. Croker 95 

Potter, P Dwyer Bros 95 

Purcell, F E. Hefifner 100 

Purcell, R J. Spellman..... 95 



Quantrell, 0- 105 



R. 

Rafferty, C J.E.Kelly 90 

Rayford.E W. Lakeland 87 

Regan Appleby & Johnson 100 

Richardson, G Preakness Stable 109 

Riley, C , J.Hyland 102 

Rivers, A J. W. Loud 92 

Ross. F R. p. Ashe — 



XXX List of Jockeys. 



s. 

Sayers. T W. P. Hunt 112 

Shauer, C D.D. Withers 108 

Sheridan, M. J. Rowe 102 

Sparling, J W. L. Scott 115 

Spellman, J 112 

Stoval .J M. Young 107 

Sullivan, C J. V. Elliott 97 

T. 

Tankeraley B. G. Thomas 90 

Taylor, C J.M. Womack 95 

Thayer, J 105 

V. 

Verplanck, C .Steeplechase 

W. 

Walker, A J. Croker 110 

Walker, W J. H. McCormack Steeplechase 

Watkins, P J, E. Branch 85 

Watkins, S Hop edale Stable 110 

Waynke, P.H.Ryan 85 

West, E E. C orrigan 95 

Wethers, G ». C. Pate 102 

Wheatly Brannon Bros 88 

Whyburn.E L.A. Ehlers 105 

Williams, E La MasneyBros 85 

Wittick.E 98 

Wolfe, M L. & G.Straus — 



Bookmakers, Poolsellers, Etc. xxxi 



Bookmakers, Poolsellers, 



Etc. 



The following is a list of RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS 
wlio have announced their intention to sell pools, or to do a general 
bookmaking or commission business during the current racing 
season on all the events in the United States, and on the important 
races run in England: 

New Yorlc City. 

ANDERSON & CO. 



APPLEBY & JOHNSON, 

IL. 0. APPLEBY AKD DAVID C. JOHNSON) 

31 KA.ST »7tli STREBT. 



CRIDGE & CO., 

13 WEST aSlli STREET. 

Bookmakers and Poolsellers. English races a specialty. 



DELACY & CO., 

33 PARK ROAV. 



EHRLICH & CO. 

(Room 4.) 13 CENTRE STREET. 

Bookiag on all Home and Foreign Events. 



xxxii Bookmakers, Poolsdlen*, Etc. 



JOHN HACKETT. 



JOHNSON & CO. 

aaO PUL.T01V STREET. 

Booking on all Home and Foreign Events. 



KELLY & BLISS, 

(J. E. KELLY AND CHAUNCEY BLISS.) 

15 WEST 38tli STREET. 



\Sr. LOVELL, 

3a CHURCH and 39 AVEST astli STREET. 

Booking on all Home ani Foreign Events. 



MARSHALL & CO. 

31 CHATHAM STREET, 

HILLEN BUILDING. BRIDGE ENTRANCE. 



MURRAY & DOW^NEY, 

BOOKMAKERS, 

13 \irESr »8tli STREET. 

WALTERS & CO., 

160 FULTON STREET. 

Booking on all Home and Foreign Events. 



Albany, N. Y. 

CROKER & EFFLER, 

CORNER BROAD^VAY AND STEUBEN STS. 

OVER GEE'S RESrAURANr. 



Troy, W. Y. 



CLEARY & HO^STARD, 

(TURF EXCHANGE.) 

8 THIRD STREET. 



Bookmakers, Poolsellers, Etc. xxxiii 



TROY TURF CLUB, (C. F. Ryan & Co.), 

22 THIRD STREET. 

Combination, Straight and Place Books open on all Turf events 
Post Odds laid Straight and Place. 

JLong Branch., X. J. 

R. E. DUNHAM, 

MAIN STREET. 

Combination, Straight and Place Books open on all Turf Events. 

Pliila4*)lpliia, Pa. 

W^. LOVELL, 

PHILADELPHIA. TUKF EXCHANGE, ^ 

804. ami 806 SANSOM STREET. 

Booking on all Home and Foreign Events. 

Pittsburg, Pa. 

H. O. PRICE & CO., 

TURF EXCHANGE 

73 FIFTH AVENUE. 

Auctioneer— H. O. Price. 

Baltimore, Md. 

C. W. MEDINGER'S 

POOL ROOM. 
18 ST. PAUL. STRE&T. 

Combinations a Specialty. 



Cincinnati, Ohio. 

MARK SIMONTON & CO., 

KENTUCKY TURF EXCHANGE. 

Pools and Books on all events. 206 Race Street, 33 & 35 Longworth 
Street. 

Auction Pool Room, 53 Second Street, Covington, Ky. 

Auctioneers— G. W. Grant and S. J. Alio way. 

Chicago, 111. 

^/^M, RILEY & CO., 

POOLSELLERS AND BOOKMAKERS, 

11 BOARD OP TRADE COURT. 

Auctioneers— Charles H. Stiles, and Richard D. Beekman. 



xxxiv Borkmakers, Poolselhrs, Etc. 



Louisville, Ky. 

HUGHES & CATHCART. 

(^TUBF EXCHANGE.) 

81 THIRD STREBT. 

Pools sold on all Kunning Races. 

LeBsees betting privileges, Louisville Jockey Club and Latonia 
Jockey Club, Covington, Ky, 

Auctioneers — R. Cathcart, Jr., J. T. Burt. 

Prof. L. G. Dromel intjliarge of Mutuels on all tracks. 



St. Ltonis, Mo. 

R. ROCHE, 

POOL ROOM. 
71* OLIVE STRKGT. 

Auctioneer— J. Hatfield. 



TURF CORRESPONDENTS, 

[Telegrams after 12 m. on race days should be addressed "Race 
Course."] 

H. CLAY iilTMAS (DIT.) 

ADDRESS 

Gravesend, Long Island Brighton Beach exclusively, full season. 
All telegrams should be sent direct to Brighton Beach course. 



E. S. GARDNER. 

ADDRKSS 

Memphis Peabody Hotel 

Nashville Maxwell House 

Lexington Phoenix Hotel 

Louisville Turf Exchange 

Latonia St. Nicholas Hotel, Cincinnati, O. 

St. Louis Soiithern Hotel 

Chicago Palmer House 

Saratoga Association Rooms 

New York Hoffman House 



JOSEPH MITCHELL (SKID.) 

ADDR1 68 

Washington, D. C National Hotel 

Baltimore Barnnm's Hotel 

Jerome Park Smith & McNeil's Hotel, New York 

Sheepshead Bay " " " 

Brighton Beach " " " 

Monmouth Park . . .- Park Hotel, Oceanport, N. J. 



Weight'i Carried. xxxv 



Weights Carried. 



Jerome Park, MonmontU Park, and Coney Island. 

The following are the weights carried under the rules of the sev- 
eral associations in the United States, beginning with the monthly 
changing rules of the American Jockey Club, at Jerome Park, which 
weights are also carried under the rules of the Monmouth Park Asso- 
ciation, at Monmouth Park, N. J., and the Coney Island Jockey Club, 
at Sheepshead Bay, Long Island, N. Y. : 

TWO-YEAB-OLDS. 

Oct. & 

Distances. May. June. July. Aug. Sept. Nov. 

Halfamile 80 82 85 89 92 95 

Three-quarters of a mile ... 76 77 80 84 87 90 

One mile 75 77 81 83 

Mile and a half 75 78 

Two miles . . . . . . . . 75 

THREE-YEAR-OLDS. 

Halfamile i. ... 106 107 109 111 112 113 

Three-quarters ot a mile.... 106 107 109 111 112 113 

One mile 102 103 105 107 108 109 

Ttfile and a half 100 101 103 105 106 107 

Two miles 98 99 101 103 104 105 

Two miles and a half 97 98 100 102 103 104 

Three miles 96 97 99 101 102 103 

Four miles 95 96 98 100 101 102 

FOUR- YE AR-OLD S . 

Four-year-olds, at all distances, from the beginning of the season, 
in May, to the close in November, to carry 118 lbs. 

FIVE-YEAR-OLDS. 

Halfamile 120 120 118 118 118 118 

Three-quartersof a mile.... 120 120 120 118 118 118 

One mile 122 122 120 120 118 118 

Mileandahalf 123 122 121 120 120 120 

Two miles 124 123 122 121 120 120 

Two miles and a half 125 124 123 122 121 120 

Three miles 126 125 124 123 122 121 

Four miles 127 126 125 124 123 122 



xxxvi Weights Carried. 



SIX YEARS AND AGED. Oct. & 

Distances. May. June. July. Aug Sept. Nov. 

Half a mile 12J 120 118 118 118 118 

Three-quarters of a miie 120 120 120 118 118 118 

Onemile 122 122 120 120 118 118 

Mile and a half 124 123 122 121 120 120 

Two miles.... 125 124 123 122 121 120 

Two miles and a half 126 125 124 123 122 121 

Three miles 127 126 125 124 123 122 

JFour miles 128 127 126 125 124 123 

In races of intermediate lengths the weights for the shorter dis- 
tances are to be carried. 

In races exclusively for three-year-olds or four-year-olds the weights 
shall be 118 lb ; and in races exclusively for two-year-olds the weights 
shall be 115 lb. 

Except in handicaps, and in races where the weights are fixed abso- 
lutely in the articles, fillies, two-year-olds, and geldings of all ages, 
shall be allowed 3 lb.; and mares, three years old and upward, shall 
be allowed 5 lb. before September 1, and 3 "lb. afterward. 

Welter weights shall be 28 lb. added to weight for age, and, in the 
absence of conditions, shall be the weights for steeplechases and hiir- 
dle races. 

The American Jockey Club, Monmouth Park Association and the 
Coney Island Jockey Club have also a rule that " no money shall be 
added to any race exclusively for two-year-olds carrying 110 lb. longer 
than six furlongs." 



Saratoga. 

The weights carried under the rules of the Saratoga Associition in 
all aged races are as follows: 

Tw^o-YEAE-OLDS. ~ July. August. 

Halfamile 85 89 

Three-quarters of a mile 80 84 

Onemile 75 77 

THREE-TEAR-OLDS. 

Half a mile 100 111 

Three-quarters of a mile '. , 109 111 

One mile 105 107 

Mile and a half 103 105 

Two miles 101 103 

Two miles and a half .*. * ....'..,'.'..'.." 100 102 

Three miles 99. 101 

Four miles .,,', 93 100 

Four-year-olds, at all distances, will carry 118 pounds. 



Weights Carried. xxxvii 



FIVE-TEAR-OLDS. July. AugUSt. 

■Halfamile 118 118 

Three-quarters of a mile 120 118 

OKemile 120 120 

Mile and a half 121 120 

Twomiles 122 121 

Two miles and a half 124 123 

Threemiles 124 123 

Four miles 125 124 

SIX YEARS AND AGED. 

Halfamile 118 118 

Three-quarters of a mile 120 118 

Onemile 120 120 

Mileandahalf .t 122 121 

Two miles 123 122 

Two miles and a half 124 123 

Threemiles 125 . 124 

Pour miles 126 125 

In races of intermediate lengths the weights for the shorter dis- 
4;ance are to be carried. 

In races exclusively for three- year-olds or four .year-olds the weights 
•shall be 118 lb. ; and in races exclusively for two-year-olds the weights 
shall be 110 lb. 

Except in handicaps, and in races where the weights are fixed ab- 
solutely in the articles, fillies two years old, and geldings of all ages, 
shall be allowed 3 lb.; and mares, three years old and upward, shall 
be allowed 5 lb. 

Welter weights shall be 28 lb. added to weight for age, and, in the 
tibsence of conditions, shall be the weights for steeplechases and hur- 
dle races. 



Baltimore and Washington. 

The weights carried at Baltimore and "Washington will hereafter be 

those of the American Jockey Club, and for the months of May and 
October are as follows: 

In May— Distances. 2yrs. 3yrs. 4 yrs. 5 yrs. 6 & ov. 

Half a mile up to three-quarters 80 106 118 120 120 

Three-quarters up to one mile 76 106 118 120 120 

One mile up to a mile and a half — 102 118 122 122 

Mile and a half up to two miles — 100 118 123 124 

Two miles up to two miles and a half. . — 98 118 124 125 

Two and a half up to three miles — 97 1 18 125 126 

Threemiles - 96 118 126 127 

Fourmiles — 95 118 127 128 

In Octobeb. 

Half a mile up to three-quarters 95 113 118 118 118 

Three-quarters up to one mile 90 113 118 118 118 

One mile up to a mile and a half 83 109 118 118 118 

Mile and a half up to two miles 78 107 118 120 120 

Two miles up to two miles and a half. . 75 105 118 120 120 

Two and a half up to three miles — 104 118 120 121 

Threemiles - 103 118 121 122 

J^ourmiles - 102 118 123 123 



xxxviii Weights Carried. 



In races exclusively for three-year-olds or four-year-olds the- 
weights shall be 118 lb., and in races exclusively for two-year-olds the' 
weight shall be 110 lb., except in races ot three-quarters of a mile and 
under after October 1, when they shall be 115 lb. The rules of the 
National Jockey Club require two-year-olds to carry 115 lb., both "in 
May and October. 

Except in handicaps and in races where the weights are fixed abso- 
lutely in <he articles, fillies two years old and geldings of all ages 
shall be allowed 3 lb,, and mares three years old and upward shall be 
allowed 5 lb. in May and 3 lb. in October 

In all heat races the weights shall be 5 lb. below the scale, with th& 
usual allowances to mares and geldings. 

No money shall be added to any race exclusively for two-year-olds 
carrj'ing 110 lb., longer than a mile. • 

Wv Iter weights 28 lb., added to weight for age. 

The Maryland Jockey Club have the following riile on handicaps: 
" In all handitaps, when the highest weight accepted is below the 
prescribed ' weight forage' for horses accepting, the weight so ac- 
cepted shall be raised to weight for age, and all the other remaining 
weights shall be raised the same number of pounds. 

The National Club have the following rule on maiden allowances: 
"In purses for three-year-olds and upward, where the term 
' maiden allowances ' is used, the allowances will be as follows: Three 
yeais, 7 lb.; four years, 15 lb.; five and upward, 25 lb. 



AMERICAN RACINO RULES. 

Brigliton Be^cIi, Clitcago, Covington, Denver, Liexing- 
ton, LiOiiisville, Mempliis, IVasIiville, Ne'iv Orleans 
and St. Liouis. 

In a convention held at Chicago in November, 1884, the following^ 
racing associations adopted rules in the matter of weights, as below 
viz.: 

Brighton Association of Coney Island, Washington Park Club of Chi- 
cago, Latonia Jockey Club of Covington, Ky., Kentucky Association 
of Lexington, Louisville Jockey Club, Memphis Jockey Club, Nashville 
Blood Horse Association, Louisville Jockey Club, Denver Jockey Club,, 
and the St. Louis Fair Association. 

TWO-YEAR-OLDS. 

^'^g&>g«H^>opo Nov. 
Distance. ^^^'^S^^^l^Sc 

: i P ' 9 ^ : : : Dec, 

Half mile 70 73 76 78 80 82 85 89 92 95 95 

Three-quarters of a mile. 70 73 75 76 76 77 85 94 07 100 100 

One mile 70 73 74 75 75 75 80 87 92 95 100 

Mile and a half ______ — _ 75 7^ 7^^ 



Weights Carried. xxxix 



THBES-YEAB-OLDS. 

Half aiile 100 102 103 105 106 107 1C9 111 112 113 113 

Tliree-quartersof amile. 100 103 105 106 106 107 109 111 112 113 113 

One mile 100 100 102 102 102 103 105 107 108 109 109 

Mile and a half 100 100 100 100 100 101 103 105 106 107 107 

Two miles , 95 95 96 97 98 99 101 103 104 105 105' 

Two miles and a half. ... 94 94 95 96 97 98 100 102 103 104 104 

Three miles 90 93 94 95 96 97 99 101102 103 103 

Four miles 90 92 93 94 95 95 98 100 101102 102 

FOUR-YEAR-OLDS. 

Half mile 112 113 115 117 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 

Three-qx\arters of a mile. 115 115 116 117 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 

One mile 115 115 116 117 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 

Mile and a half 116 116 116 117 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 

Two miles ..?: 115 115 116 117 118 118 118 118 118 118 11& 

Two miles and a half ... 115 115 116 117 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 

Three miles, 114 115 116 117 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 

Four miles 114 115 116 117 118 118 118 118 118 118 118 

FIVE-YEAR-OLDS. 

Half mile 116 117 119 120 121 120 118 118 118 118 118 

Three-quarters of amile. 118 118 119 120 120 120 120 118 118 118 118 

On<^ mile 120 120 120 121 122 122 120 120 118 118 118 

Mile and a half 120 120 121 122 123 122 121 120 120 120 120 

Two miles 121 121 122 123 124 123 122 121 120 120 VIO 

Tavo miles and a half.... 122 122 123 124 125 124 123 122 121 120 120 

Three miles 121 122 123 124 126 125 124 123 122 121 121 

Four miles 122 123 124 l'x6 127 126 125 124 123 122 122 

SIX- TEAR-OLDS AND AGED. 

Half a mile 116 117 119 120 121 120 118 118 118 118 118 

L^hree-quarters of a mile. 118 118 119 120 120 120 120 118 118 118 118 

One mile 120 120 120 121 122 122 120 120 118 118 118 

Mile and a half 121 121 122 123 124 123 122 121 120 120 120 

Two miles ... 122 122 123 124 125 124 123 122 121 120 120 

Two miles and a half.... 123 123 124 125 126 125 124 123 122 121 121 

Three miles 123 124 125 126 127 126 125 124 123 122 122 

Four miles 113 124 125 127 128 227 126 125 124 123 123 

In races of intermediate lengths the weights for the shorter distance 
are to be carried. 

In all races exclusively for two-year-olds, weights shall be carried a^ 
follows: From January 1 to May 1, 105 lb. ; from May 1 to Decembe'^ 
31,110 1b. 

In all races exclusively for three year-olds, from January 1 to May 
1, the weight shall be 110 lb.; from May 1 to December 31, 118 lb. 

Except in handicaps, and in races where the weights are fixed abso- 
lutely in the conditions, fillies two years old and geldings of all ages 
shall be allowed 3 lb., and mares three years old and upward shall be 
allowed 5 lb. before September 1, and 3 lb. afterward. 



xl Weights Carritd. 



No money shall be added to any race exclusively for two-year-olds 
carrying 110 lb. longer than a mile. 

In all heat races there shall be an allowance of 5 lb. from the scale 
of weights. 

Light welter weights, 28 lb., added to weight for age, and, in the 
absence of conditions, shall be the weights foi* steeplechases and hur- 
dle races. 

Heavy welter weights, 40 lb., added to weight for age. 

Feather weights, 75 lb. . 

Overweight, exceeding by no ore than 2 lb. the weight at which the 
liorse is to be run, shall be announced by the Clerk of the Scales not 
later than thirty minutes before the time appointed for the race. 

A horse shall not be qualified to run in a race with more than 5 lb. 
overweight. 

Horses carrying more than 2 lb., which have not been duly declared, 
cr more than 5 lb. overweight, shall be disqualified. 

[Note.— These rules first went into force January 1, 1884, conse- 
quently for all stakes that closed previous to that date, the weights 
are those of the old rules, viz.. at Covington, Lexington, Louisville, 
Memphis, Nashville and bt. Louis: for two year-olds, 105 lb.; for three 
year-olds, 110 lb. ; with an allowance of 5 lb. to mares in the Spring 
and 3 lb. in the Autumn, and 3 lb. to geldings at all times. At 
Chicago, in races exclusively for two-year-olds, the weights are 105 lb., 
and for three-year-olds, 115 lb , with an allowance of 5 lb. to mares, 
and 3 lb. to geldings at all times. 



Savannah* 

The rules of the Savannah Jockey Club provide that all horses' ages 
shall date from May 1 instead of January, so that, at meetings of 
the Savannah Jockey Club in January, horses that are three and four- 
year-olds elsewhere, only rate as two and three-year-olds at Savannah. 

Lb. 

Two-year olds 86 

Three-year-olds 95 

Pour-year-olds. 110 

Five-year-olds 115 

Six-year-olds and upward 118 

In all races exclusively for two-year-olds except heat races 100 

In all races exclusively for three-year-olds except heat races 105 

In all races, except handicaps and those for which the weights are 
fixed by the conditions, mares and geldings are allowed 3 lb. 



California. 

The weights of the Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association, of San 
Francisco, the Capital Club, of Sacramento, the State Agricultural 
Association, and a majority of the District Agricultural Associations, 
are the same as those of the American Jockey Club, except, perhaps, 
the new weights for two-year-olds (115 pounds), and the rule fixing 
120 pounds as the top weight in handicaps. 



1885 New Orleans — Winter. 



NOMINATIONS. 



Stakes to be Run in 1885. 

LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB, 

NEW OKI^KANS, L.A. 

Meeting tmder the Management of Lamothe d; Co., from January 20, 1885. 

X The Citizen's Casli. Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $10 each, $15 additional for starters, 
with $500 added to the winner, the second to receive 60 per 
cent and the third 40 per cent, of the stakes; weights to be an- 
nounced Feb. 9; one mile and a furlong. Closed with 16 subs., viz. : 

O. Cook's Ferg Kyle. 5, 120 lb. O. O. West & Son's Lord Edward, a, 

J. A. Batchelor's Princess, 5,118 lb. 107 lb. 

G. B. Morris' Fellowplay, a, 1151b. J. S. Campbell's Miss Groodrich, 5, 

J. Carter's Aretino, 5, 115 lb. 104 lb. 

3. J. Johnston's Hatef, a, 113 lb. W. L. Cassidy's Carson, a, 101 lb. 

J. S. Campbell's John Sullivan, 6, J. A. Batchelor's Princess Ban, 3, 
1121b. 1001b 

Bosebud Stable's Mattie Rapture, W. French's Valley Forge, 4, 100 lb, 
a, 1101b. J. Grayer's Neophyte, 4, 95 lb. 

B. J. JohQston's Olivette, 5, 1101b. J. W. Russell's Kansas, 6, 92 lb. 

E. Beardslee's Manitou, a, 80 lb. 
Race run Feb. 18, and won by Manitou. 



^ Tlie Ricliardson, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $20 each, half forfeit, with $400 added 
Mr. J. P. Richardson, of which $100 to the second; horses entered, 
to be sold for $3,000 to carry weight for age: if to be sold for 
S2,000 allowed, 5 lb , if for $1,500, allowed 10 lb., and if for less to 
be allowed 1 lb. additional for each $1')0 down to $800; one mile 
and a quarter. Closed with 11 subs., viz.: 
J. A. Batchelor's Princess Ban, 3 J. Mitchell's Keno, a 
E. Beardslee's Manitou, a G. B. Morris' Fellowplay, a 

J. Carter's Leonard, 4 Rosebud Stable's Mattie Rapture,a 

Monticelio, 5 J. W. Russell's Kansas, 6 

W. French's Red Fox, a T. H. Stevens' Foxhound, 5 

Windsail, 3 

Race run Feb. 21, and won by Manitou. 



3 



iVeio Orleans— Spring. 1885 

LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB, 

JiEW ORLEANS, L.A. 

Bun at the Regular Spring Meeting, from April 6 to the 11th inclusive. 



Tlie Hurstbonrne, 

a BweepstakeB for two-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, with $450 
added by Capt. J. L. Harris, of which $100 to the second ; half a>. 
mile. Closed with 13 subs., viz.: 

J. Carter's Hermitage Hurstbourne Stable's Glendale 

W. Cottriira Danville Hottentot 

Lancaster B. B. Millions ' Hattie D. H. 

Music Box J. Poole's Climax 

Hurstbourne Stable's Acaria J. T. Williams Chimborazo 

.~>«^. . Alfreta Yosemite 

Alma 



4 



The Boston Club, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, with $450 
added, of which $100 to the second; the winner of the Hurst- 
bourne Stakes to carry 5 lb extra; five furlongs. Closed with 12. 
subs., viz.: 
J. Carter's Hermitage Hurstbourne Stable's Alma 

W. CottrUl's Danville B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 

Lancaster J. Poole's Climax 

Music Box J. T. Williams' Chimborazo 

Hurstbourne Stable's Acaria Montezuma 

Alfreta Yosemite 



W Ttie Pickwick, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, with $600 
added, of which $100 to the second; one mile. Closed with 15 
subs., viz.: 
J. A, Batchelor's Princess Ban Hurstbourne Stable's Bosa R. 

W. L. Cassidy's Beed LaMasney Bros.' Thrift 

W. Cottrill's Lord Coleridge J. Mitchell's Emerson 

Eock O. O. West & Son's Wash Talburtt 

L. Curran's Eileen J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 
Hurstbourne Stable's Lisland TJltimatum 



Bam Lai 



O The Cottrill, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay. with $600 
added, of which $100 to the second ; the winner of the Kckwick 
Stakes to carry 7 lb. extra; one mile and a quarter. Closed with. 
11 subs., viz. 

J. A. Batchelor's Princess Ban Hurstbourne Stable's Bam Lai 

H. L. Bond's Barkley Bosa B. 

W. L. Cassidy's Reed LaMasney Bros.' Thrift 

W. Cottrill's Lord Coleridge J. Mitchell's Emerson 

Rock J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 

Hurstbourne Stable's Lisland 



1885 New Memphis — Spring. 3 

/ The "Walker Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all kges, at $50 each, only $10 if declared by 4 p. u. 
on the day previous to the day fixed for the race, with $500 added 
by Col. J. A. Walker, of which $100 to the second, and $50 to the, 
third: weights to be annoucded two days before the race; on,«. 
mile and a half. Closed with 17 subs , viz. : 
J. S. Campbell's John Sullivan, a LaMasney Bros.' Ergot, ^ 
J. Carter's Aretino, 5 , H. J. Otis' R. Monne, 6 

Monticello, 5 J. W. Russell's Kansas, 6 

W. L. Cassidy's Father John, 4 J. W. Thayer's Leroy, 4 

G. Cook's Ferg Kyle, 5 Fair Count, a 

Galveston Stable's Effie H., a J. T. "Williams' Bob Miles, 4 

J. Grayer's Neophyte, 4 Penn Yetter's Belle B., a 

Hurstbourne Stable's Tomahawk,5 Bonnie Australian, 5 

B. J. Johnson's Olivette, 5 



8 



Tlie HoM^ard, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, with $750 added 
by Mr. C. T. Howard, of which $150 to the second, $50 to the third; 
weights, 5 lb. under the scale; two miles. Closed with 7 subs., viz.: 
J. S. Campbell's John Sullivan, a J. W. Thayer's Leroy, 4 
J. Carter's Aretino, 5 J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 

B. J. Johnson's Olivette, 5 Penn Yetter's Bonnie Australian, 5 

J. W. Thayer's Fair Count, a 



NEW MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB, 

MEMPHIS, TENN. 

9 Spring Meeting from April 22 to the 21th, inclusive. 

The Gaston Hotel, 
a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, $10 only if 
declared by March 15, with $500 added, of which $100 to the sec- 
ond, the third to save its stake; winners of any stake, 5 lb., of two 
or more stakes, 7 lb. extra; half a mile. Closed with 18 subs., viz.: 
C.H.Brackett & Co.'s Willie Martin W. Cottrill's Music Box 
S. S. Brown's Beaver Gray & Co.'s Lucas 

...... Thebes R. E. Maddox's Birdie H. 

Vender B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 

J. A. Bruton's Stony Batter Morris & Co.'s Longford 

Uncle Dan T . M. Whittaker's Starling 

J. Carter's Hermitage J. T. Williams' Chimborazo 

W. Cottrill's Bessie Hinckley Haidee 

Lancaster Yosemite 

m Tlie Mentpliis Oaks, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $50 each, half forfeit, with 
$500 added, of which $100 to the second, the third to save its stake; 
one mile and a furlong. Closed with 9 subs., viz.: 
J. A. Batchelor's Princess Ban L. Curran's Eileen 

W. L. Collins' Ultimatum R. B. Johnson's Nannie Gentry 

E. Corrigan's Banana Morris & Co.'s Coral 

Ida Hope West AJSon's Algebra 

W. Cottrill's Tipsy 



Memphis — Spring. . 1885 



11 



The Tennessee Derby, 



a sweepstakes for three year- olds, at $50 each., half forfeit, with $600 
added, of which $100 to the second, the third to save its stake; 
winners of any stake exclusively for three-year-olds to carry 5 lb., 
of two or more such stakes, 10 lb. extra; one mile and a half. 
Closed with 13 subs., viz.: 
Batchelor & Co.'s Celsus J. Mitchell's Emerson 

<3r. W. Brown's Bonnie S. Morris & Co.'s Favor 

jr. A. Bruton's Al. Robertson Freeman 

.... . . . A.rchbishop Ten Stone 

E. Corrigan's Banana C. Somerti' Capt. Lee 

Ida Hope J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 

W. Cottrill's Lord Coleridge 



12 



Tlie Cotton £xcliange, 



a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forleit, with $600 added, 
of which $100 to the second, the third to save its stake; one mile 
and a quarter. Closed with 12 subs., viz.: 
3. A. Bruton's Gertrude, 4 J. Mason & Son's Pink Cottage, 5 

J. Carter's Aretino, 5 Morris & Co.'s Favor, 3 

:E. Corrigan's Swiney, 4 . Slocum, 5 

W. R. Woodward, 4 E. M. Sadler's Ferg Kyle, 5 

W. Cottrill's Matinee, 4 J. W. Thayer's Leroy, 4 

J. Grayer's Neophyte, 4 J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 



13 



Tlie Peabody Hotel Handicap, 



a sweepstakes for all ages, $10 each at the time of entry, and $15 ad- 
ditional for starters, with $500 added by the proprietors of the 
Peabody Hotel, of which $100 to the second, the third to save its 
stake; weights to be announced March 15, and the acceptances 
made through the entry box the evening previous to the race at 
the usual time of closing; one mile and a furlong. Closed with 
25 subs., viz.: Lb. Lb. 

H.M. Sadler's Ferg Kyle, 5.... 117 Morris & Co.'s Ten Stone 3.... 100 

J. Carter's Aretino, 5 115 J . W. Thayer's Leroy, 4 100 

JE.Corrigan's W.R.Woodward,4 115 J. T. Williams' Teresa, 4 98 

jr. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4. . . 112 R. E. Maddox's Blackfellow, 4. 97 

H. Corrigan's Swiney, 4 110 J. S. Brown's Eros, 4 97 

J. Mason & Son's Farragut, a. 108 W. Cottrill's Ensign. 4 97 

<J. A. Batchelor' s Princess, 5... 107 E. Corrigan's Ida Hope, 3 93 

B, . B. Johnson's Hatef , a 107 Banana, 3 92 

T.M, WhitakersLadyDean, 5. 105 W. Cottrill's Rock, 3 90 

J.S.CampbeirsMissGoodrich.5 105 W. L. Collins' Ultimatum, 3... 90 

Batchelor & Co.'s Virgie J. J. Crowley's Gabe C , 4. 90 

Hearne, 5 102 J. A. Bruton's Al. Robertson,3. 88 

Morris & Co.'s Slocum, 5 102. Archbishop, 3 85 



1885 Memphis — Spring; ISashville — Spring. 5 

Ji^ The Steeplechase Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, $15 only if declared out, witk 
$400 added, of whicli $100 to tlie second, the third to save its 
stake; weights to be announced by noon on the first day of the 
meeting; the declarations to be made through the entry box on 
the day previous to the race, at the usual time of closing; three 
or more horses, the property of different owners, to start, or na 
race; about two miles. Closed with 8 subs., viz.- 
J. Carter's Monticello, .'5 K. Shea's Ascoli, 6 

J. J. Cox's Rowdy Boy, a King Dutchman, a 

J. Grayer's Aurelian, 6 . Young Dutchman, 5 

E. Green's Claude Brannon, a G. York's P. Line, 6 



15 



NASHVILLE BLOOD-HORSE ASSOCIATION, 

NASHVIL.L.E, TENN. 

Meeting begins May 1 and continues to the ItTi, inclusive. 



Tlie Hermitage, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-old fillies, at $25 each, $15 forfeit, with. 
$400 added, the second to receive $50 out of the stakes; half a, 
mile. Closed with 22 subs, viz.: 
N. Becker's Fronie Louise O. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

S. S. Brown's Thebes Edgefield 

S. Bryant's Hettie S J. H. Green's Lizzie Walton 

A. M. Burton's Miss Lizzie H. Johnson's Caroline 

J Carter's Hermitage Juliette 

J. H. Carter's Allie Long L. Martin's Annie M. 

W. B. Cheatham's Ecno Susie F. 

W. Cotti-ill's Bessie Hinckley B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 

Music Box E. C. Pate's Annie Hyde 

J. Ferguson's Edelweiss ■ Prima Donna 

J. Franklin's Mountain Range Whitten Bros.' Reverse 

lO The Jacl^son, 

a sweepstakes for tnro-year-old colts, at $25 each, $15 forfeit, witiB 



added, the second to receive $50 out of the stakes; half a 
mile. Closed with 18 subs., viz : 

Brannon Bros' Glen Peyton W. Cottrill's Lancaster 

S. S. Brown's Beaver A. C. Franklin's Carter 

Fetch'em C H. Gillock's Campenon 

Victor Gray & Co. 's Lucas 

J. A. Bruton's Porthane H. Johnson's Farrell 

Stony Batter J. Keegan's Jim Carr 

Uncle Dan S. Moore's Linguist 

S. Bryant's "Waddell Bryant J Rogan's Governor Bate 

W. Cottrill's Danville Whitten Eros.' Revenge 



Nashville — Spring. 



1885 



17 



The Mix<>d, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each $15 forfeit, with $400 
added, the second to receive $100 out of the stakes; winners of 
the Hermitage or Jacksor Stakes to carry 5 lb. extra; five furlongs. 
Closed with 18 subs., viz.: 



S. S. Brown s Beaver 

Fetch'etn 

Victor 

J. A. Bruton's Stony Batter 

Uncle Dan 

S. Bryant's WaddeU Bryant 
J. Carter's Hermitage 
W. B Cheatham's Echo 
W. Cottriil's Danville 



W. Cottrill'a Music Box 
C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Lovely 

Gray & Co.'s Jim Gray 
J. H. Green's Lizzie Walton 
B. B. Millions' Hattie D. H. 
S. Moore's Linguist 
R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 



18 



Tlie Maxwell House. 

a sweepstakes for maiden three- year-olds, at $25 each, $15 forfeit, with 
$600 added, the second to receive $100 out of the stakes; one mile. 
Closed with 33 subs., viz.: 



1^. Becker's Col. Clark 
Brannon Bros' Tecumseh 

Tumeric 

J. A. Bruton's Al. Robertson 

Archbishop 

A. M, Bruton's Peacock 

Type 

J. Carter's Ida Lewis 
J. H. Carter's Annie V. 
W. L. Cassidy's Dolly L. 
W. L. Collins' Ultimatum 
Cook & Co.'s Red Wing 
W. Cottriil's Keanaa 

Lord Coleridge 

E. O, Elliott's Waukesha 
3. Ferguson's Evelina 
A. C, Franklin's Bruton 



C. H. Gillock's Playfair 
Gray & Co.'s Crow Walas 
J. G. Greener & Co.'s Erebus 
J. H. Green's Mary Walker 

Miss Walton 

Hart & Co.'s Timbrick 
W. H. King's Brevet 

Mockingbird 

V. L. Kirkman's Earnest 
W. W . Lyle's King Dan 
C, Marks & Co.'s Henry Brown 
J. J. Merrill's Maggie M. 
Opequon Stable's Guydett© 
R. C. Pate's Ten Fellow 
Whitten Bros.' Princess Lyon 
Wooding & Co.'s Fellow Tyler 



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Tlie ILennesaTV, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $25 each, $15 forfeit, with 
$600 added, the second to receive $100 out of the stakes ; one mile. 
Closed with 24 subs., viz. 



J. A. Batchelor's Princess Ban 

Brannon Bros. Tumeric 

S. Bryant's Lady of the Lake 

J. Carter's Ida Lewis 

W. L. Cassidy's Dolly L, 

J. Churchill's Miss Derby 

Cook & Co.'s Redwing 

W. S. Collins' Ultimatum 

W. Cottriil's Miss Mattie 

Tipsy 

1. Curran's Eileen 
J. Ferguson's Evelina 



C. H. Gillock's Amerique 

J. G. Greener & Co.'s Germania 

J. H. Green's Mary Walker 

Miss Walton 

India Stable's Leota 

H. Johnson's Blue;eyed Belle 

Mary Hamilton 

C. Marks & Co.'s Carrie Linck 
R. C. Pate's Belle Pate 

Tabitha 

W. R. Rogan's Glenellen 
Whitten Bros . ' Princess Lyon 



1885 Nashville— Spring. 



20 



The Belle Meade, 

^ sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $25 eacli, $15 forfeit, with $600 
added, the second to receive $100 out of the stakes; winners of 
the Maxwell House or Kennesaw Stakes to carry 5 lb. extra; win- 
ners of any stake at any time, of the value of $1,000, to carry 5 lb., 
of two or more such stakes, 7 lb. extra; maidens at starting allowed 
5 lb. ; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 14 subs., viz.: 
Batchelor & Co.'s Celsus W. Cottrill's Lord Coleridge 

Brannon Bros.' Tecumseh E. O. Elliott's Waukesha 

-J. A. Bruton's Al. Robertson C H. Gillock's Amerique 

Archbishop J. G. Greener & Co.'s Enfilade 

A. M. Burton's Peacock C. Marks & Co.'s Henry Brown 

Type E. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

"W. L. Cassidy's Reed . Editor 



21 



The Merehants', 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, play or pay, with $600 added, 
the second to receive $100 out of the stakes; winners at any time 
of a stake of the value of $1,000, to carry 3 lb.; of $2,000, to carry 
5 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb ; one mile and a furlong. Closed 
with 15 subs., viz.: 
J. A. Batchelor's Princess, 5 W. F. Gray's Madison, 4 

J. A. Bruton's Gertrude, i Phil. Lewis, 4 

A. M. Burton's Peacock. 3 J. G. Greener & Co.'s Billy Gil- 

J. Carter's Aretino, 4 more, 4 

W. L. Cassidy's Kershaw, 4 R. C. Pate's Embargo, 4 

W. Cottrill's Matinee, 4 Tattoo, 4 

Rock 3 Whitten Bros.' Patrick Dennis, 5 

C. H. Gillock's Amerique, 3 Wooding & Co.'s Exploit, 4 

te<U Tlie Fairview, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, $15 forfeit, with $500 added, 
the second to receive $100 out of the stakes; one mile and a quar- 
ter. Closed with 8 subs., viz. : 

J. Carter's Aretino, 5 J. G. Greener & Co.'s Billy Gil- 

"W. L. Cassidy's Father John, 4 more, 4 

W. Cottrill's Matinee, 4 Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 

W. F. Gray's Madison, 4 . R. C. Pate's Embargo, 4 

Phil. Lewis, 5 



23 



Tlie Kirlcman, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, $15 forfeit, with $500 added; 
the second to receive $100 out of the stakes; winners of the Mer- 
chants' or Fairview Stakes to carry 5 lb. extra; mile and a half. 
Closed with 9 subs., viz.: 
J. A. Bruton's Al. Robertson, 3 W. F. Gray's Phil. Lewis, 5 

Archbishop, 3 Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 

J. Carter's Aretino, 5 R. C. Pate's Embargo, 4 

"W. L. Cassidy's Father John, 4 Tattoo, 4 

TV. F. Gray's Madison, 4 



Lex higion— Spring . 



1885- 



24 



KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION, 

L.EXINGT01S, KY. 

Meeting begins May 5 and continues to the 13th. 

[MONEY TO ACCOMPANY ALL DECLARATIONS.] 
The Robinson, 



a sweepstakes for two-year-old fillies, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 
only if declared by Airil 15, 1885, with $500 added, of which $100' 
to the second, the third to save its stake; half a mile. Closed with 
28 subs., viz.: 



D. D. Bell's Vie 
Virgie D. 

S. D. Bruce s (agt.) Tiara 
G. H. Clay's Trinkitat 
Chinn & Co.'s Mattie T. 

E. Corrigan's Hattie Carlile 
Mary Payne 

Gr. W. Downing s Andella 

Bettie Wilson 

Fleetwood Stable's Trance 
D. Gibson s Betsy Harper 
D. K. Harness' Shadow 
T J. M.'g'bben's Atelante 
Melbourne Stable's Pure Eye 



B. B. Million's Hatie D. H. 
T. W. Moore's Bonnie Blue 
...... Kaloolah 

H. H. Owsley's Useful 
W. Preston's Marmoset 
M. D. Richardson's Alta Blue 
J. & J. Swigert'sKatrins 
T. H Swope's Nell Swift 
B. G. Thomas' May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

J. W Turner's Silver Bell 

F. Waters' Miss Laura 

G. D. Wilson's Mary Ann 
M. Young's Red Girl 



25 



The Bush, 



a sweepstakes for two-year- ild colts, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only 
if declared by April 15, 1885, with $500 added, of which $100 to the 
second, the third to save its stake; five furlongs. Closed with 22. 
subs., viz.: 



T. M Berry's King Bob 
H. D. Bruce's (agt.) Lewin 
Chinn & Co 's Harrodsburg 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

Tartar 
T.' J." Clay's Gen. Clitz 
L. B. Fields' Dempsey 
D. Gibson's Woodcraft 

F. B. Harper's Free Knight 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Ten Like 
T. J. Megibben's Endover 



Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 
Shawhan & Co. s Bob Fisher 
J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full 

Grimaldi 
J. W. Turner's Blue Times 
M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglike 



26 



The McGrath, 



a sweepstakes for two year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by April 15, 1885, with $500 added, of which $100 to the 
second, tbe third to save its stake; winners of any one stake to- 



1885 



Lexington — Spring. 



og The McGraih. 

carry 3 lb., of two or more stakes, 5 lb. extra; five furlongs. Closed 
witb 19 subs., viz.: ,-.,,, ttt ^ 

T. M. Berry's King Bob T. J. Isichols' Wanderoo 

G. H. Clay's Lady Longfellow J. L. Spear's O Fallon 

E Corrigan's B. G. Bruce J. & J- Swigert s Broeck Full 

Tartar Phil Lee 

T J.* Megibben's Atelante B. G. Thomas' May Lady 
Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing . ■ Sis Himvar 

Pure Rye M. Young's Bankrupt 

.'.'.'.'.'. Syntax Enright 

The Bourbon Kinglight 

B. B.MUlion's Hattie D. H. 

27 The Post. 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, with $500^ 
added, the secend to receive $100 out of the stakes; to name the- 
day before the race through the entry box; six furlongs. Closed 
with 6 subs., viz.: 

E. Corrigan T. H. Swope 

T. J. Megibben B. G. Thomas 

J. & J. Swigert M. Young 



28 



The Phioeiiix Hotel Stakes, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $25 only 
if declared byt Jan. 1, 1885, with $800 added, the second to receive 
$200 out of the stakes, the third to save its stake; one mile and a. 
quarte". Closed with 41 subs., viz.: 
^ -- - Morris & Co.'s Ten Stone 



E. Corrigan's Isaac Murphy 

G. W. Downing's Bill Owens 

O. A. Gilman's Wanton 

G, T. Graddy'sDuke of Hambleton 

W. H. King's Brevet 

W. W. Ivyle s King Dan 

J. G. McFadden's Lepanto 

T. J. Megibben's Orlando 

Melbourne Stable's Theckla 

Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Favor 

Freeman 

DECLARED JAN. 
Barnes <& Co.'s Kensington 

Mecca 

E. Corrigan's Irish Pat 

St. Patrick 

E. Heffner's Le Logos 

T. J. Megibben's Sparland 

* Stonington 

W. Preston's Louis ' 

DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF HORSE. 
Barnes <& Co.'s Islington E. Corrigan's Court Ban 



T. J. Nichols' Warrenton 
Randall & Co.'s Socks 
Shawhan & Co.'s Font 
J. R. Swiney's Redstone 
B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 
John Himyar 

Royal Knight 

J. M. Womack's Slyfellow 
Wooding & Co "s Fellow Tyler 
M. Young's Bootblack 
Troubadour 

1, 1885— ai $25 each. 
R. Roche's Burdette 
M. Young's Becalm 

Doubt 

Playfellow 

Spanish King 

.... Spalding 
Ten BooJcer 



10 



Lexington — Spring. 



1885 



^\j Tlie Asliland Oaks, 

■a, sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, only 
$25 if declared out by Jan. 1, 1885, with $600 added, the second to 
receive $150 out of the stakes, the third to save its stake; one mile 
and a quarter. Closed with 36 subs., viz.: 
-J. B. Alexander's Fanchette Hurstbourne Stable's Termagant 

"W. Bright's Ouise Bright Rosa R. 

J. S. Clark's Impromptu F. B. Harper's Early Rose 

Retinue Jackson & Co.'s Anna Woodcock 

G. H. Clay's Thundercloud T. J. Megibben's Vallisia 

"W. L, Collins' Ultimatum Melbourne Stable's Theckla 

33. Corrigan's Banana Merrill & Co.'s Maggie M. 

Ida Hope J. H. Miller's Grace J. 

Lizzie Dwyer T. J. Nichols' Miss Able 

O. W. Downing's Lilly C. Preakness Stable's Heartsease 
Fleetwood Stable's Rebuke Morning Glory 

Wanda J. B. Richardson's Gold Ban 

O. A. Gilman's Wanton W. B. Scully's Lizzie Lee 

Hurstbourne Stable's Ella B. J. & J. Swigert's Trousseau 

Endora 

DECLARED JAN. 1. 1885— at $25 each. 



Barnes d- Co.'s Mecca 
Hurstbourne Stable's Entreaty 
T. J. Megibben's Olathe 



W. Preston's Arabia 
B. G. Thomas' Craftie 



DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF NOMHSTATOR. 
B. W. Dudley's Monardo E. Ingles' Galatea filly 



30 Tlie Clay, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, non-winners prior to Jan. 1, 1885, 
at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if declared by April 15, 1885, with 
$500 added, of which $100 to the second, the third to save its stake; 
one mile and a quarter. Closed with 28 subs., viz.: 
W. Bright's Ouise Bright J. K. Megibben's Blue Bonnet 

L. Christy's Tennessee Melbourne Stable's Czarina 

<3t. H. Clay's Thundercloud Kensington 

J". M. Clay's La Sylphide Theckla 

-J. E. Clingston's Susie P. Morris & Co.'sBersan 

W. L. Collins' Ultimatum Camp'iell 

E. Corrigan's Vigilance Shawhan & Co.'s Font 

L. B. Fields' Venisti A. Stude's Sulita 

Fleetwood Stable's Clatter B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

.. ..Rebuke Royal Knight 

J. H. Hayden's Austrian Thomas 

<j. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Littlefellow O. O. West & Son's Algebra 

Princess Chuck M. Young's Spalding 

-J. G. McFadden's Lepanto Ten Booker 



1885 



Lexington — Spring. 



11 



31 



The Blue Ribbon, 



d sweepstakes for three- year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, only $25 
if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, with $800 added, second to receive $200 
out of the stakes, third to save its stake; winner of the Phoenix 
Hotel Stakes to carry 5 lb. extra: one mile and a half. Closed with 
38 subs , viz : 



E. Corrigan's Irish Pat 

Isaac Murphy 

St. Patrick 

G. W. Downing's Bill Owens 
<J. T.Graddy's Duke of Hambleton 
W. H. King's Brevet 
W. W. Lyle's King Dan 
J. Gr. McFadden's Lepanto 
T. J. Megibben's Orlando 
Melbourne Stable's Theckla 
Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Freeman 



Morris & Co.'s Ten Stone 
T. J. Nichols' Warrenton 
W. Preston's Dido 
Bandall & Co.'s Socks 
J. & J. Swigert's Glen don 
J. K. Swiney's Bedstone 
B. Gr. Thomas' Craftsman 

Royal Knight 

John Himyar 

"Wooding & Co.'s Fellow. Tyler 
M. Young's Bootblack 
Doubt 



DECLARED JAN. 1, 18S5— at $25 each. 

Barnes <& Co.'s Kensington Shawhan & Co.'s Font 

Mecca M. Young's Bee 1 1m 

E. Heffner's Le Logos Spanish King 

T. J. Megibben's Sparland Spalding 

Stonington Playfellow 

Ji. Roche's Burdette ...... Ten Booker 

DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF HORSE. 
Barnes <& Co.'s Islington J. M. Womack's Bardstovm 



32 



The Louis St Grus Straus, 



a handicap sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only 
if declared by May 1, 1885, with $500 added by Messrs. Louis & 
Gus Straus, (Leading Clothiers and Fine Tailors of Lexington, Ky.), 
of which $100 to the second; weights to be announced April 20; 
one mile. Closed with 28 subs., viz.: 



T. M. Berry's John Henry, 6 

P. A. Brady's Chance, 4 

<3t. Carroll's Taxgatherer, 6 

J. D. & W. K. Christy's Bonanza,3 

Clay & Co.'s The Admiral, 4= 

J. S. Clarke's Impromptu, 3 

Retinue, 3 

G. Cook's Ferg Kyle, 5 

E. Corrigan's W. R. Woodward, 4 
Fleetwood Stable's Ailee, 4 

F. B. Harper's Obermeyer, 5 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Jase Phillips,4 



C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Springer, 4 
J. K. Megibben's Kilmeny, 6 
T. J. Megibben's Vallisia, 3 
Morris & Co.'s Compensation, a 
Randall & Co.'s Socks, 3 
G. M. Rye's Mystic, 3 
J. &. J. Swigert's Lady Wayward, 
B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 
F. "Waters' Monocrat, 4 

"Vanguard, 5 

J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton, 3 
M. Young's Troubadour 



12 



Lexington— Springy Autumn. 



1885 



33 



The Citizens', 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, play or pay, with $500 addedj, 
of which $100 to the second, the third to save its stake; winners 
of $14,000 in any one year to carry 5 lb. extra, and the winner 
of the Distillers' Stakes to carry 5 lb. penalty; maidens allowed, 
if three years old, 3 lb.; if four years or upward, 10 lb.; one mile 
and a furlong. Closed with 14 subs., viz.: 



J. AUeii's Silvio, 6 

T. M, Berry's John Henry, 6 

Clay & Co 's The Admiral, 4 

G. Cook's Ferg Kyle, 5 

E. Corrigan's Pearl Jennings, 6 

W. R. Woodward 4 

Fleetwood Stable s Ailee, 4 



D. R. Harness' Malaria, 4 
F. B. Harper's Obermeyer, 5 
Mack & Co.'s Slipaway, 4 
T. J. Nichols' Warrenton, 3 
Randall & Co.'s Anna Woodcock, 3 
B, G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 
Thomas, 3 



34 



Tlie Distillers, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, with $1,000 
added by the Distillers of Central Kentucky, of which $150 to the 
second and $100 to the third; winners of $14,000 in any one year 
to carry 5 lb. extra; maidens allowed, if three years old. 5 lb., if 
four and upwa.d, 101b.; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 18 
subs., viz.: 



T. M. Berry's John Henry, 6 
Clay & Co.'s The Admiral, 4 
G. Cook's Ferg Kyle, 5 
E. Corrigan's Modesty, 4 

Swiney, 4 

Fleetwood Stable's Wanda, 3 
C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Imogene, 5 
Mack & Co.'s Slipalong, 5 
Slipaway, 4 



T. J. Megibben's Audrain, 4 
Morris & Co.'s Compensation, a 

Slocnm, 5 

J. Murphy's Binette, 4 
B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 
J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 
M. Young's Harrigan, 3 

Pegasus, 3 

Troubadour, 3 



OC? To he Run at the Autumn Meeting. 

Ow Tile Viley, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, only $25 
if decla.ed by Jan. 1, 1885, with $800 added, the second to receive 
$200 out of the stakes, the third to save its stake; winners of 
$5,000 to carry 51b., of $10,000, 7 lb. extra: one mile and a half. 
Closed with 40 subs., viz.: 
W. Bright's Ouise Bright Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

J. S. Clark's Impromptu Favor 

Retinue Freeman 

G. W. Downine's Bill Owens Ten Stone 

Lilly C. T. J. Nichols' Warrenton 

Fleetwood Stable's Rebuke Wanderment 

G. T Graddy's Duke of Hambleton Randall & Co.'s Socks 
O. A. Gilman's Wanton J. & J. Swigert's Glendon 
W. W. Lyle's King Dan Shawhan & Co.'s Font 
T. J. Megibben's Orlando J. R. Swiney's Redstone 
Vallisia B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 



1885 



Lexington — Autumn . 



13 



35 .The Viley. 

B. G. Thomas' Eoyal Knight M. Young's Bootblack 

John Himyar . . Doubt 

J. M. Womack's Slyfellow Spalding 

Wooding & Co.'s Fellow Tyler Ten Booker 

DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885— ai! $25 each. 

Bailies (& Co.'s Kensington R. Roche's Burdette 

Mecca M. Young's Becalm 

Theckla Playf How 

E. Heffner's Le Logos Spanish King 

T. J. Megthben's Stonington 

DISqUALFIED BY DEATH OF HORSE. 
Barnes & Co.'s Islington 



36 



Tlie Kentucky Stallion, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds; entrance for stallions $50 each, 
WQich is to go to the owner or representative of the winning sire 
— 80 per cent, to the first, and 20 per cent to the second; entrance 
for colts and fiUiies $100 each, half forfeit, $25 only if declared on 
or before May 1, 1884, with $800 added, the second to receive $300 
out of the stakes ; one mile and three-quarters. Closed Jan. 15, 
1883, with 8 subscriptions for stallions, as follows: 
€]ay & Co 's Billet B. G. Thomas' Lelaps 

B. G. Thomas' Fellowcraft T. J. Megibben's Springbok 

J. S. Shawhan s Fonso F. B. Harper's Ten Broeck 

B. G. Thomas' King Ban J. G. Bethune's Wanderer 

The entries for foals closed August 1, 1883, with 27 subs., viz.: 



Billet. 
T. J. Megibben's Orlando 
M. Young's Spalding 

Fellowcrapt. 
B, Pury ear's Fellow Tyler 
B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 
Boyal Knight 

Fonso. 
Shawhan & Co.'s Font 
M. Young's Diamond 

Spbingbok. 
T. J. Megibben's Stonington 



Ten Bkoeck. 
G. Graddy's Duke of Hambleton 
McOloy & Co.'s Tivoli 
Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Freeman 

Ten Stone 
R. Boche's Burdette 
W. B. Scully's Lizzie Lee 
M, Young's Ten Booker 

Wanderer. 
O. A. Gilraan's Wanton 
T. J. Nichols' Wanderment 

Warren ton 

J. R. Swiney's Redstone 



DECLARED MAYl, 1884— at $25 each. 



M. Young's Bpcalm 
Playfellow 



Barnes d- Co.'s Mecca 

Theckla 

K. Heffner's Le Logos 

DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF HORSE. 

Barnes & Co.'s Islington J. M. Womack's Bardstown 



14 



Louisville — Spring. 



1885 



LOUISYILLE JOCKEY CLUB, 

JLOUlSVlLliE, KY. 

Spring Meeting begins May 15, and continues to May 25, 

[MONEY TO ACCOMPANY ALL DECLABATIONS.] 

^ / Ijouisville Ladies, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-old fillies, at $50 each, half forfeit, $1 
only if declared by May 1, 1885, with $500 added, of which $100 t 
the second, the third to save its stake; five furlongs. Closed with. 
51 subs., viz.: 



Applegate & Go's Brambeline 
E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Santa Anita Belle 

T. Bates' Lid a C 

D. D. Bell's Vie 
Virgie D. 

S. S. Brown's Eukonia 

Vamoose 

S. Brya its Hetty S. 

Belle of Louisville 

J. H. Carter's Allie Long 
Chinn & Co.'s Mattie T. 
G. H. Clay's Trinkitat 

E. Corrigan's Hattie Carlile 
Mary Payne 

Cottrill & Co.'s Bessie Hinckley 

Music Box 

L. Curran's Virginia 
Fleetwood Stable's Missive 

Trance 

J. Franklin's fountain Range 
J. Funk's Fedora (dead) 
C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

. . . Edgefield 
Hurstbourne Stable's Acaria 
Alfreta 



Hurstbourne Stable's Alma 
D. Johnson's Caroline 

. . Hannah 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Miss Bowler 
Liuwood Stable's Moonshine 

Patience 

R. S. Lucas' Athena {dead) 
L. Martin's Annie M. 

Susie F. 

T. J. Megibben's Atelante 
Melbourne Stable's Pure Ry& 
B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 
T. W. Moore's Bonnie Blue 
H. H. Owsley's Useful 
R. C, Pate's Amy Hyde 

Prima Donna 

M. D. Richards' Alta Blue 
J. & J. Swigert's Katrina 
T. H. Swope's Nell Swift 
B, G. Thomas' May Lady 
Sis Himyar 

F, Waters' Miss Laura 
Whitten Bros.' Reverse 

G. D. Wilson's Mary Ann 
M. Young's Red Girl 



00 Tlie Alexander, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-old colts, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only 
if declared by May 1, 1885, with $500 added, of which $100 to the 
second, the third to save its stake; five furlongs. Closed with 44 
subs., viz.: 
Applegate & Co.'s Blaize Duke S. S. Brown's Typo 

Endurer Vendor 

E. J. Baldwin's Primero S. Bryant's Waddell Bryant 

Solid Silver Chinn & Co.'s Harrodsburg 

T. M. Berry's King Bob J. B. Clay's Polaris 
S. S. Brown's Beaver T. H. Clay's Gen. Clitz 
Fetch' em E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 



1885 



Louisville — Spring. 



15 



38 



The Alexander. 



E. Corrigan's Bluestone 
Tartar 

Cotrill & Co.'s Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

L. Curran's Falls City 
A. C. Franklin's Carter 
J. Funk's John Morris 
J. G. Greener's Lafitte 

F. B. Harper's Free Knight 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 
Hurstbourne Stable's Glendale 
Hottentot 

C, B. Jaynes & Co.'s Tenlike 
H. Johnson's Farrell 



B. A. Johnson's Adrian 
T. J. Megibben's Endover 
Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 
J. Beagan's Jim Carr 
Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 
J. L. Spears' O'Fallon 
J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full 

Grimaldi 

Whitten Bros' Eenounce 
M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Einglight 



Wv? The Fairvie-vr, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-old fillies, at $25 each, $10 only if declared 
by May 1, 1886, with $500 added, of which $100 to the second, the 
third to save its stake; six furlongs. Closed with 38 subs., viz.: 

Applegate & Co.'s Brambeline D. E. Harness' Shadow 

E. J. Baldwin's Estrella Hurstbourne Stable's Acaria 

Linda ...... Alfreta 

T. Bates' Eastlake ...... Alma 

C. Bell's Mary P. H. Johnson's Juliette 

S. S. Brown's Eukonia Linwood Stable's Cuban Queen 

S. Bryant's Belle of Louisville Melbourne Stable's Pure Rye 

J. H. Carter's Allie Long T. J. Megibben's Atelante 

CottriU & Co.'s Bessie Hinckley T. W. Moore s Kaloolah 

Hot Spring B. B. Millions' Hattie D. H. 

Music Box R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

E. Corrigan's Fattie Carlile Prima Donna 

Mary Payne M. D. Richardson's Alta Blue 

Pike's Peak J. & J. Swigert's Katrina 

Fleetwood Stable's Miramar T. H. Swope's Nell Swift 

J. Franklin's Mountain Range B. G. Thomas' May Lady 

J. Funk's Fedora (dead) Sis Himyar 

C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise G. D. Wilson's Mary Ann 
Edgefield . M. Young's Red Girl 



40 



Tlie Tennessee, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit. $10 only if 
declared by May 1, 1885, with $500 added, of which $100 to the sec- 
ond, the third to save its stake: six furlongs. Closed with 33 
subs., viz.: 
Applegate & Co.'s Blaize Duke E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 
Endurer Silver Cloud 



16 



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1885 



40 The 

Hurstbourne Stable's Glendale 
O. R. Jaynes & Co. s Ten Like 
Jj. Martin s Minnie M. 

SusieF. 

Solid Silver 

S. S. Browii's Eukonia 

Fetcb'em 

Typo 

E. Corrigan's B G. Bruce 

Blues tone 

Tartar 

Oottrill & Co. s Lancaster 

Music- Box 

L. Curran's Falls City 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 



Tennessee. 

E. J. Baldwin's Asceola 
Hurstbourne Stable's Alfreta 
T. J. Megibben's Atelante 
Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 

J. & J. Swigert s Broeck Full 

Grimalii 

B. G. Thomas' May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 



41 



The [{.unny'inede, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, $10 only if declared by 
May 1,1885, with $500 added, of which $100 to the second, the 
thrd to save its stake; winners of the Ladits', Alexander, Fair- 
view, or Tennessee Stakes to carry 5 lb. extra; of any two, 7 lb. 
extra; six furlongs. Closed with 37 subs., viz.: 



Applegate & Co.'s Endurer 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Primero 

T. Bates' Eastlake 

T. M. Berry's King Bob 

■S. S. Brown's Eukonia 

Typo 

Victor 

Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

T. J. Clay's Gen. Glitz 

E. Corrigan's Hattie Carlile 

Mary Payne 

Tartar 

■Cottrill & Co.'s Danville 

Frank Norris 

L. B. Fields' Ddmpsey 
J. Funk's John Morris 
"C. H. Gillock's Lovely 



J. G. Greener & Co.'s Lafitte 
D. R. Harness' Shadow 
F. B. HarpnrsCon Cregan 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 
Hurstbourne Stable's Alma 

Hottentot 

J. Hurst's Roaring Wind 

H. Johnson's Juliette 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Miss Bowler 

Linwood Stable's Moonshine 

Patience 

Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

J. H. Morris' Missionary 
J. & J. Swigert's Nightshade 
B. G. Thomas' May Lady 
Sis Himyar 



42 



The Blmendorf, 

a sweepstakes for two-year olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by May 1, 1835, with $500 added, of which $100 to the 
second, the third to save its stake; six furlongs. Closed with 36 
subs , viz.: 
Applegate & Co.'s Blaize Duks E. J. Baldwin's Estrella 
Endurer Silver Cloud 



1885 



Louisville — Spring. 



17 



42 The 

G. Bell's The Dude 
S. S. Brown's Typo 
S. Bryant's Waddell Bryant 

Belle of Louisville 

E. Corrigan's Atelante 

B. G.Bruce 

Mary Payne 

Pixy 

Tartar 

Cottrill & Co. 's Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

L. Curran's Falls City 
Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 
C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

W. P. Hunt's Annawan 



Elmendorf, 

W. P. Hunt's Aeceola 
Hurstbourne Stable's Acaria 
Hurstbourne Stable's Alfreta 

Glendale 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 
Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full 

Phil. Lee 

Valor 

B. G. Thomas' May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 



43 



The Kentucky Derby, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $20 only if 
declared by May 1, 1884, and $40 if declared by Mayl, 1885, with 

to the second; one mile and a half. 

Morris & Co.'s Ten Stone 
J. a. McFadden's Lepanco 
T. J. Meggibben's Orlando 

Stonington 

Sparland 

Nichols & Co.'s Warrenton 
R. 0. Pate's Clay Pate 

Editor 

Tasso 

Ten Fellow 

Powers & Son's Volo 

Randall & Co.'s Socks 

R. Roche's Burdette 

P. G. Speth's Thistle 

J. & J. Swigerc s Glendon 

Shawhan & Co.'s Font 

T. H. Stevens & Co.'s Becalm 

Suffolk Stables* Skookum 

J. R Swiney's Redstone 

B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Royal Knight 

L. W. Walker, Sr.'s Gambetta 
W. Walker's Playfellow 
J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 
J. M. Womack's ^lyfellow 

Vaulter 

Wooding & Co.'s Fellow Tyler 
M. Young's Bootblack 



$1,S00 added, of which 
Closed with 69 subs , viz. : 

Applegate Bros.' Spanish King 

E. Beardslee's Torrans 

C. Bell's Master Trump 
J. Churchill's Falconer 
L. Curran s King George 
W. Cottrill's Lord Coleridge 

Jim Guest 

O'B. 

Dick Watts 

E. Corrigan's Irish Pat 

Isaac Murphy 

St. Patrick 

G. W. Downing's Bill Owens 

Darden & Co.'s Playfair 

J. V. Elliott's Jack Cade 

L. B. Field's Venisti 

J. Funk's Glenloch 

G. T. Graddy's Duke of Hambleton 

D. A. Honig & Co.'s Violin 
W. P. Hunt's Powesheik 

Keokuk 

W. H. King's Brevet 
W. W. Lyle s King Dan 
Melbourne Stable' Kensington 

Theckla 

Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Favor 

Freeman 

2 



18 



Louisville — Spring. 



1885 



The Kentucky Derby. 

M. Young's Spalding 



43 

M. Young's Diamond 

Doubt Ten Booker 

DECLARED MAYl, 1884— at $20 each. 
B. C. Pate's Testator B. G. Thomas' John Hunyar 

DECLARED BEFORE MAY 1, 18S5— at $40 each. 
Darden d Co.'s Phenomenon P. G, Spelh's Expert 

Freakness Stables' Tontine 

DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF HORSE. 
Barnes & Co.'-i Islington J. T. Williams' Cridge 

S. Bryant's Toronto 



J. M. Womach's Bardstown 



^TT The Kenlwclcy Oaks, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, $20 
only if declared by May 1. 1884, and $40 if declared by May 1, 1885. 
with $1,000 added, of which $200 to the second; one mile and a 
half. Closed with 68 subs., viz.: 

Hurstboume Stable's Bosa R. 

Termagant 

F. B. Harper's Early Rose 

C.S. Jayne & Co.'s Princess Chuck 

E. F. Johnson's Blandona 

Princess Ban 

H. Johnson's Blue-eyed Belle 

Mary Hamil* on 

McCloy & Co.'s Tivoli 
J. H. McCormick's Craftie 
T. J. Megibben's Vallisia 
Melbourne Stable's Czarina 

Mecca 

Theckla 

Trophy 

J. J. Merrill & Co.'s Maggie M. 
Memphis Stable's Sallie Glenn 
J. H Millers Grace J. 
T. J. Nichols' Miss Able 
K. C. Pate's Belle Pate 

Tabitha 

Rosebud Stable's Gennett Pride 

EandaU & Co.'s Anna Woodcock 

Redding Bros.' Tinsel 

W. B. Scully's Lizzie Lee 

P. G. Speth's Enquiry 

J. & J. Swigerv's Trousseau 

A. Stude's Sulita 



E. Beardslee's Curiosity 
T. Bates' Laughing Water 

De'phine 

£!. Bell's Sparkling 
^.,,.. Lizzie McC. 
W. Bright's Ouise Bright 
J. S. Clark's Impromptu 

Retinue 

>V. L. Collins' Ultircatum 
G. H. Clay's Thundercloud 
L. Curran's Eileen 
W. Cottrill's Goodness 

Miss Mattie 

Whizgig 

E. Corrigan's Banana 

Ida Hope 

Lizzie Dwyer 

Cr. W. Downing s Lilly C. 
J. Duffy's Gratitude 
Fleetwood Stable's Mariet 

Rebuke 

Wanda 

J. Franklin's Anrerique 
J. Funk's Constellation 
J. H. Green's Miss Walton 
O. A. Gilman's Wanton 
Hurstbourne Stable's Ella B. 
Endora 



Entreaty 

DECLARED MAY 1, 1884^a< %10 each. 
W. Cottrill's Tipsy Preakness Stable's Morning Olory 

JPreakness Staole's Heartsease 



Louisville— Spring. 



19 



DECLARED BEFORE MAY 1, 1S85— at $40 each. 
J. Churchill's Miss Derby P. G. Speth's Esmerada 
Susanna Exile 

DISQUiLIFIED BY DEATH OF NOMINATOR, 
B W Dudley's Monardo C. L. Hunt's Rhadamantha 

€. L.' Hunt's Rhadama E. Ingles' dam by War Dance f. 



^y The WoodTjurn, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit $10 only if 
declared by May 1, 1885, with $500 added, of which $100 to the 
second; ito carry 100 lb., with usual allowances to mares and geld- 
ings- winners of one stake in 1885 to carry 5 lb.; of two, 7 lb.; of 
three, 10 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; one mile and a mrlong. 
Closed with 41 subs., viz.: „^ ■^■, , ^ t i 

•G. Bell's Sparkling Hurstbourne Stable sHam Lai 

e! J. Baldwin s Brandy wine Bosa R. 

jVIira W. Jackson's Young Crowley 

T Bates' Delphine C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Littlefellow 

S. Bryant's Lady of the Lake ... . Princess Chuck 

W L Cassidy's Reed H. Johnson's Blue-eyed Belle 

J b & J. K. Christy's Bonanza Mary Hamilton 

O H. Clay's The Witch J. K. Megibben's Blue Bonnet 

J. M. Clay's La Sylphide Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

E. Corrigan's Banana Campbell 

.... Ida Hope Randall & Co.'s Anna Woodcock 

".'.'.'. Lizzie Dwyer Redding Bros . ' Lottery 

€ottrill & Co.'s Keanan G. M. Rye's Mystic 

Lord Coleridge G. L. Stemple & Co.'s Rio Grande 

Q'B J. & J . Swigert's Lady Wayward 

£jVr)unneman's Tallyman B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Fleetwood Stable's Rebuke Royal Knight 

€. H. Gillock's Amerique Thomas 

J G Greener & Co.'s Erebus P. M. West's Interest 

W. P. Hunt's Keokuk M. Young's Gold Ban 

Hurstbourne Stable's Lialand 



'^Q Thie Tobacco, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds— maidens when the stake closed. 
Jan 1 1885, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if declared by May 1, 
1885, with $500 added, of which $100 to the second; mile heats. 
Closed with 33 subs., viz. : 
Tsr. Becker's Col. Clark E. Corrigan's St. Patrick 

IV". Bright's Ouise Bright Vigilance 

J. H. Carter's Annie V. Cottrill & Go's Keanan 

•Cook & Co's Redwing . . Lord Coleridge 

W L. Collins' Ultimatum Rock 

E. Corrigan's Hazaras L. Curran's King George 

Ida Hope E. O. Elliott's Waukesha 



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1885 



46 The Tobacco. 

J. Funk's Constellation Redding Bros.' Tinsel 

Gold Sheaf Shawhan & Co.'s Font 

J. H. Hayden's Austrian P. Gr. Speth's Echelon 

Hopedale Stable's Radnor G. L. Stimple & Co.'s Brilliant. 

Hurstbourne Stable's Ella B. J. M. Thornton's Red Cloud 

Lisland P. M. West's Interest 

Termagant Vibrate 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Littlefellow M. Young's Spalding 

V. L. Kirkman's Earnest Ten Booker 

Melbourne Stable's Kensington 



47 



The Clark, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $20 only if 



declared by May 1, 1884, and 
$1,250 added, of which $250 
stake; one mile and a quarter. 

Applegate & Co.'s Spanish King 

C. Bell's Master Trump 

L. Curran's King George 

W. L. Collins' Ultimatum 

W. Cottrill's Lord Coleridge 

Jim Guest 

O'B. 

Dick Watts 

E. Corrigan's Ida Hope 

Isaac Murphy 

Lizzie Dwyer 

Banana 

St. Patrick 

G. W. Downing's Bill Owens 

Lilly C. 

Darden & Co.'s Playfair 

G.T. Graddy's Duke of Hambleton 

O. A. Gilman's Wanton 

W. W. Lyle's King Dan 

Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Freeman 

Ten Stone 

J. G. McFadden's Lepanto 

T. J. Megibben's Orlando 

Sparland 



if declared by May 1, 1885, with, 
to the second, the third to save its 
Closed with 62 subs., viz., 
T. J. Megibben's Stonington 
Melbourne Stable's Kensington 

Theckla 

Memphis Stable's Sallie Glenn 
Nichols & Co.'s Warrenton 
R. C. Pate's Ten Fellow 
R. Roche's Burdette 
P. G. Speth's Echelon 

Escort 

T. H. Stevens & Co.'s Becalm. 
Shawhan & Co.'s Font 
J. R. Swiney's Redstone 
B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Royal Knight 

W. Walker's Playfellow 
J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 
J. M. Womack's Slyfellow 

Vaulter 

Wooding & Co.'s Fellow Tyler 
M. Young's Bootblack 

Doubt 

Pegasus 

Spalding 

Ten Booker 

Troubadour 



DECLARED MAY 1, 1884— a i $20 eacfe. 
R. C. Pott's Testator B. G. Thomas' John Himyar 

DECLARED BEFORE MAY 1, 1885— ai $40 each. 
J. Churchill's Falconer Darken (£• Co.'s Phenomenon, 

Miss Derby 

Susanna 



E. Heffner's Le Logos 



1885 Louisville — Spring. 21 



DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF HORSE. 
Barnes (& Co.' s Islington J. T. Williams' Cridge 

^. Bryant's Toronto J. M. Womack's Bardstown 

E. Corrigan's Court Ban 



48 



Tlie Pleet'wood.. 

r& sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $25 each. $10 only if declared by 
' May 1, ^885, with $500 added, of which $100 to the second, and $50 

to the third; maidens allowed 8 lb.; one mile and a sixteenth. 

Closed with 39 subs., viz.: 
E. J. Baldwin's Mission Belle J. Funk's Gold Sheaf 

Kapido C. H. Gillock's Amerique 

Volante Hurstbourne Stable's Ram Lai 

C. Bell's Master Trump Bosa E. 

S. Bryant's Lady of the Lake W. Jackson's Young Crowley 

L. Christy's Tennessee Linwood Stable's Vaulter 

G. H. Clay's The Witch J. K. Megibben's Blue Bonnet 

J. M. Clay's La Sylphide T, J. Megibben's Sparland 

Cottrill & Co.'s Miss Mattie J. R. McKee's Pattie W. 

O'B T. J. Nichols' Miss Able 

Tipsy Warrenton 

. '. Whizgig Randall & Co.'s Socks 

'E. Corrigan's Hazaras G. M. Rye's Mystic 

Isaac Murphy P. G. Speth's Escort 

St. Patrick B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Vigilance Royal Knight 

L. Dunneman's Tallyman Thomas 

E. O Elliott's Waukesha P. M. West's Interest 

Fleetwood Stables Clatter M. Young's Gold Ban 

DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF NOMINATOR. 
C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 



~ty Tlie Moet «& Chandon Cliainpagiie, 

a sweepstakes for three-year olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by May 1, 1885, with $1,000 added by Messrs. Moet & 
Chan don, of which $300 to the second, the third to save its stake; 
winners of the Derby or Clark Stakes to carry 5 lb.; of both, 7 lb. 
extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; the owner of the winner to present 
six dozen of Moet & Chandon wine to the club; one mile and a 
furlong. Closeu with 30 subs., viz : 
E. J. Baldwin's Brandywine E Corrigan's Banana 

Mira Ida Hope 

Volante Isaac Murphy 

C. Bell's Sparkling Lizzie Dwyer 

J. H Carter's Annie V. Cottrill & Co.'s Lord Coleridge 

W. L. Cassidy's Reed Miss Mattie 

J. D. & J. K. Christy's Bonanza O'B 



22 



Louisville — Spring. 



1885 



49 ^^^ ^oet d Chandon Champagne. 

L. B. Fields' Venisti Morris & Co.'s Campbell 

Fleetwood Stable's Wanda Ten Stone 

J. Funk's Constellation Randall & Co.'s Socks 

W. P. Hunt's Keokuk B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Hurstbourne Stable's Lisland Koyal Knigbt 

Earn Lai Thomas 

Termagant J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 

T. J. Megibben's Orlando M. Young's Gold Ban 



50 



Tlie Dixiana, 



a sweepstekes for all ages, at $25 each, $10,only if declared by May I, 
1885, with $500 added, of which $100 to the second; winners of 
any stake in 1885 (handicaps excepted), of the value of $1,000, to 
carry 3 lb., of two or more, 5 lb. extra; one mile and a sixteenths 
Closed with 28 subs., viz ; 



E. J. Baldwin's Freda, 4 

Grismer, 5 

W. L, Cassidy's Father John, 4 
E. Corrigan's Banana, 3 

Lizzie Dwyer, 3 

. . . . . Pearl Jennings, 6 

W. E. Woodward, 4 

Cottrill & Co.'s Matinee, 4 

Mona, 4 • 

L. Dunneman's Emigrant, 4 
y. Farrell's Eevoke, 6 
Fleetwood Stable's Ailee, 4 
P. C. Fox & Co.'s Tom Martin, 4 
J. G. Greener & Co.'s Billy Gil- 
more, 4 



J. Funk's Harry Cruz, 4 
Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 
C. E. Jaynes & Co 's Imogene, 5> 
E. A. Johnson & Co.'s Loltin, 4 
Mack & Co.'s Slipaway, 4 
Morris & Co.'s Compensation, ot 

Fellowplay, a 

E. C. Pate's Ascender, 5 

Pulsifer & Co.'s Exeter, 5 

G. M Eye's Mystic, 3 

J. & J. Swigert's Lady Wayward, S 

B G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 

Whitten Bros' Patrick Dennis, 5 

J. T. Williams" Bob Miles, 4 



51 



The LiOuisville Cup, 



a sweepstakes for all ages, at $100 each, half forfeit, only $10 if de- 
clared by May 3 , 1885, with $1,000 added, of which $200 to the 
second, and $100 to the third; three-year-olds to carry 90 lb., four- 
year-olds 108 lb., five-year-olds and upward 114 lb., with sex allow- 
ances; two miles and a quarter. Closed with 15 subs., viz.: 
E. J. Baldwin's Freda, 4 W. P. Hunt's April Fool, 5 

Lucky B, 5 T. J. Megibben's Audrain, 4 

J. Carter's Aretino, 5 J. Murphy's Binette, 4 

E. Corrigan's Modesty, 4 B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 

Swiney, 4 King Troubler, 4 

Cottrill & Co.'s Matinee, 4 F. Waters' Vanguard, 5 

J. Funk's Harry Cruz, 4 P. M. West s Levant, 5 

J. Grayer's Neophyte, 4 



1885 



Louisville — Spring. 



23 



02 I'l^c) Swi^ert, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, $10 only if declared by May 1, 
1885, with $500 added, of which $100 to the second, $50 to the 
third, winners of any stake in 1885 to carry 5 lb. extra; one mile. 
Closed with 26 subs., viz.: 
E. J. Baldwin's Brandy wine, 3 J. G Greener & Go's Erebus, 3 

Grismer. 5 Hayden & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 

P. A. Brady's Finality, 4 Hurstbourne Stable's Ram Lai, 3 

W. L. Cassidy's Saunterer, a R. A. Johnson & Co. s Powhattan, i 

E. Corrigan's Banana, 3 Linwood Stable's Vaulter, 3 

Hazaras, 3 Mack & Co.'s Slipaway, 4 

Pearl Jennings, 6 J. Murphy's Miss Ida, 3 

W. R. Woodward, 4 R. C. Pate's Conkling, 4 

Cottrill & Co.'s O'B, 3 ... King Kyrle, 4 

Rock, 3 G. M Rye's Mystic, 3 

L. Dunneman's Emigrant, 4 J. & J. Swigert's Lady'Wayward, a 
Fleetwood Stables, Actor, 4 B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 
Wanda, 3 Whitten Bros.' Patrick Denis, 5 



QQ The Merchants', 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, with $1,000 added, 
of which $150 to the second, $100 to the third, and $50 to the 
fourth; one mile and a furlong. Closed with 29 subs., viz. : 
E. J. Baldwin's Grismer, 5 J. G. Greener & Co.'s Billy Gil- 

Mission Belle. 3 more, 4 

W. L. Cassidy's Kershaw, 4 Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 

E. Corrigan's Freeland, 6 R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Loftin, 4 

Isaac Murphy, 3 T. J. Megibben's Audrain, 4 

Lizzie Dwyer, 3 Morris & Co.'s Favor, 3 

Modesty,4 Ten Stone 3 

Pearl Jennings, 6 T. J. Nichols' Warrenton, 3 

... . W. R. Woodward, 4 R. C. Pate's Ascender, 5 

Cottrill & Co.'s Mona, 4 Monogram, 6 

. . O'B. 3 G. M. Rye's Mystic, 3 
S. Farrell's Revoke, 6 B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 
P. C. Fox & Co.'s Tom Martin, 4 J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 
Fleetwood Stable's Ailee, 4 M. Young's Harrigan, 3 
J. Funk's Harry Cruz, 4 Pegasus, 3 



0~t The Turf, 

a swecDstakesfor all ages, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 only if de- 
clared by May 1, 1885, with $1,250 added, of which $350 to tha 
second, and $150 to the third; winners of any stake during the 
meeting to carry 3 lb., of two stakes, 5 lb. extra; one mile and a 
quarter. Closed with 36 subs., viz.: 
Applegate & Co.'s Burr Oak, 4 C. Bell s Harry Gilmore, 6 

E. J. Baldwin's Lucky B., 5 J. Carter's Aretino, 5 

Rapido, 3 W. L. Cassidy's Kershaw, 4 

Volante, 3 Clay & Co.'s The Admiral, 4 



24 



Louisville — Spring and Autumn. 



1885 



64 The 

E. Corrigan's Freeland, 6 

Lizzie Dwyer, 3 

Modesty, 4 

Pearl Jennings, 6 

Swiney, 4 

W. R. Woodward, 4 

Cottrill & Co.'s Matinee, 4 
Fleetwood Stable's Wanda, 3 
P. C. Fox & Co.'s Tom Martin, 4 
J. G. Greener & Co.'s Billy Gil- 
more, 4 
J, Funk's Harry Cruz, 4 

F. B. Harper's Obermeyer, 5 
Hay don & Co 's Kosciusko, 4 
W. P. Hunt's Oolin Davis, a 



Turf. 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Imogene, 5 
R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Loftin, 4 

Powhattan, 4 

Mack & Co.'s Slipaway, 4 
McGavock & Co.'s Tamerlane, 5 
T. J. Megibben's Audrain, 4 
Morris & Co.'s Favor, 3 
J. Murpby's Binette, 4 
R. C. Pate's Ascender, 5 

Monogram, 6 

B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 
J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 
M. Young's Harrigan, 3 
Pegasus, 3 



55 



To he Run at the Autumn Meeting. 
The St. Lieger, 

a sweepstakes for three year-olds, at $1(J0 each, half forfeit, $20 only i^ 
declared by May 1, 1884, and $40 if declared by May 1, 1885, with 
$1,0C0 added, of which $200 to the second; two miles. Closed with. 
44 siibs, viz. 



Applegate & Co.'s Spanish King 

C. Bell's Master Trump 

J. Churchill's Falconer 

J. S. Clark's Retinue 

L. Curran's King George 

E. Corrigan's Irish Pat 

Isaac Murphy 
...... St. Patrick 

G. T. Graddy's Duke of Hambleton 
O. A. Gilman's Wanton 
W. P. Hunt's Keokuk 
W. W. Lyle's King Dan 
Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Favor 

Freeman 

Ten Stone 

T. J. Megibben's Orlando 
Sparland 

Stonington 



Melbourne Stable's Theckla 
Kichols & Co.'s Warrenton 
R. C. Pate's Ten Fellow 

Tasso 

Preakness Stables' Tontine 

R. Puryear's Fellow Tyler 

R. Roche's Burdette 

J. & J. Swigert's Glendon 

Shawhan & Co.'s Font 

T. H. Stevens & Co.'s Becalm 

J. R. Swiney's Redstone 

B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Ro5'al Knight 

W. Walker's Playfellow 
J. M. Womack s Slyfellow 
M Young's Bootblack 

Doubt 

Spalding 

. Ten Booker 



Melbourne Stable's Kensington 

DECLARED MATl, 1884— ai $20 each. 

B. G. TItomas' John Himyar 

DECLARED BEFORE MAY 1, lQQ5-at $40 each. 

IE. Heffner's Le Logos J. Churchill's Susanna 

DTSQ UALIFIED B Y DEA TH OF HORSE. 

Barnes d Co.'s Isli<ngton J. M, Womach's Bardstown 



1885 Louisville — Autumn. 25 



56 



The Great American Stallion, 

a sweepstakes for three -year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, and only 
$20 if declared May 1, 1884, or $40 by May 1, 1885, with $1,500 
added, of which $200 to the second, the third to save its stake; 
one mile and three-quarters. 

■Conditions.— Br seders wishing colts or fillies by their stallions to be 
entered in the stake must first subs ^ribe the price of a season to- 
wards the stake, as no entry caa be made unless the sire is repre- 
sented by such subscription, which is part of the stake; sires now 
dead or retired for private use may be entered at the price of their 
last season; the owner of the sire of the winner to receive $300, and 
. the owner of sire of the second $200 out of the said subscriptions. 
Closed Jan. 1, 1883, with 16 subscriptions for stallions, amounting 

to $ , viz.: 

J. G. Bethune's Wanderer... $100 F. B. Harper's Longfellow... $100 

Bowen & Co.'s Billet 100 T. J. Megibben's Springbok . 50 

W. Buckle's Harkaway 50 Walker Phillips,Sr.'8 Silent Friend 

E. Corrigan's (D. Swigerfs) J. S. Shawhan's Fonso 40 

Virgil 100 B. G. Thomas' Fellow craft. ... 50 

W, Cottrill's Buckden 100 King Ban 50 

W. A. Dun's Plowman Lelaps 50 

W. G. Harding s Enquirer 100 J. G. Wynne's BrigadiQf ....'.* 25 

Great Tom 100 

Entries for foals'closed August 15, 1883, with 40 sub's., viz.: 

Billet. Geeat Tom. 

L. Hart's Nattie Hamilton R. C. Pate's Tasso 
T. J, Megibbea's Orlando 

Melbourne Stable's Mecca Harkawat. 

Theckla McCuUough & Co.'s Middlesex 

T. H. Stevens & Co.'s Becalm •R-Twr' -Rixr 

M. Young's Spalding j & j^ Swigerts Trousseau 

BaCKDEN. 

W. Cottrill's Lord Coleridge , ^, Longfellow. 

Jim Guest ^- °- Clark's Impromtu 

!'.!!!! O'B. ^- ^- McFadden's Lepanto 

'.".".' .*.' Dick Watts J- J- Merrill's Maggie M. 

„ J. M. Womack s Slyfellow 

Beigadiek. 

W. H. King's Brevet Plowman. 

Enquieee. W. a. Dun's Zotum 
W. Bright's Ouise Bright Speingbok 

J. H. Green s Miss Walton t. J. Megibben's Stonington 
B. C. Pate s Clay Pate 

Editor ViEGiL. 

Fellowceaft. ^- Corrigan's Isaac Murphy 

B. Puryear's Fellow Tyler ^ ^- Fields' Venisti 
B. G.Thomas' Craftsman Wanderee. 

-•'-' i^^y^^ J^^^g^* O. A. Gil man's Wanton 

W. Walker s Playfellow t. j. Nichols' Wanderment 

Fonso. Warreoton 

Shawhan & Co.'s Font J. R. Swiney's Redstone 



26 



Louisville; Latom'a — Spring. 



1885 



DECLARED MAT 1. 1884— ai $20 each. 
R. C. Pate's Testator 

DECLARED BEFORE MAYl, 1885— a« $40 each. 
E. Heffner'sLe Logos 

DISQ UALIFIED B T DEA TH OF HORSE. 
Barnes <& Co 's Islington L. Hart's Belled yle 

S Bryant's Toronto 



57 



LATONIA JOCKEY CLUB, 

CINCINNATI, O., and COVINGTON, KY. 

Spring Meeting begins on May 27, and continues to June 4. 

[MONEY TO ACC MPANT ALL DECLARATIONS.] 



The Clipsetta, - 

a sweepstakes for two-year-old fillies, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 
only if declared by May 1, 1885, with $750 added, of which $150 to 
the second, the third to save its stake; five furlongs. Closed with. 
63 subs , viz.: 



Applegate <^ Co.'s Brambeline 
E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Estrella 

Maricopa 

T. Bates' Eastlake 
LidaC. 

D. D. Bell's Vie 
Virgie D. 

S. S. l?rown's Eukonia 

S. D. Bruce's (agt.) Tiara 

S. Bryant's Belle of Louisville 

.... Hetty S. 
J. J. Carter's Hermitage 
Chinn & Co.'s Flora L. 

Mattie T. 

G. H. Clay s Trinkitat 

E. Corrigan's Hattie Carlile 
. . . Mary Payne 

Cottrill & Co 's Alabama 

Bessie Hinckley 

Music Box 

L. Curran's Virginia. 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 

Fleetwood Stable's Miramer 

Trance 

J Funk's Fedora {dead) 

C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 
Edgefield 

D. R. Harness' Shadow 
Hurstbourne Stable's Acaria 
Alfreta 

Alma 



H. Johnson's Caroline 

H. Johnson's Hannah 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Miss Bowler 

Lawrence & Co.'s Misa Anna 

R. J. Lucas' Athena (dead) 

L. Martin's Annie M. 

Susie F. 

W. & J. W. McClelland's Freddie 
T . J. Megibben's Atelante 
Melbourne Stable s Mazella 

Pure Rye 

B. R. Million's Hattie D. H. 

T. W. Moore & Co.'s Bonnie Blue 

Kaloolah 

R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

Prima Donna 

W. Preston's Marmoset 
M. D. Richardson's Alta Blue 
J. & J. Swigert's Katrina 
T. H. Swope's Nell Swift 
B. G. Thomas' May Lady 

. Sis Himyar 
J. H. Thompson's Allie B. 

Faith Thompson 

J. W. Turner's Silver Bell 

F. Waters' Miss Laura 
Whitten Bros.' Reverse 

G. D. Wilson's Mary Ana 
Wooding & Co.'s Ada D. 
Bastante . 

M. Young's Red Girl 



1885 



Latonia — Spring. 



27 



OO Tlie Harold, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by May 1, 1885, with $750 added, of which $150 to the sec- 
ond, the third to save its stake; five furlongs. Closed with 5T 
subs., viz.: 



Applegate & Co.'s Blaize Duke 

Endurer 

E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

Primero 

Silver Cloud 

T. Bates' Eastlake 

T. M, Berry's King Bob 

S. S. Brown's Beaver 

Fetch'em 

...... Typo 

Vendor 

S. D. Bruce's (agt.) Lewin 
S. Bryant's Waddell Bryant 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

J. B. Clay's Polaris 
T. J. Clay's Gen. Clitz 
E. Corrigan's Atelante 

B. G. Bruce 

Bluestone 

Mary Payne 

Tartar 

Cottrill & Co.'s Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
A. C. Franklin's Carter 
L. B. Fields' Dempsey 
J. Funk's John Morris 



F. B. Harper's Free Knight 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 

Asceola 

Hurstbourne Stable's Acaria 

Alma 

Hottentot 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Ten Like 
H. Johnson's Farrell 

Juliette 

E. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 
Lawrence & Co.'s Miss Anna 
R. E. Maddox's Luke Short 
T. J. Megibben's Endover 
Melbourne Stable's Bluewing; 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

T.J.Nichols' Wanderoo 
Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 
J. & J. Swigert's Grimaldi 

Phil Lee 

B. G. Thomas' May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

J. W. Turner's Blue Times 
Whitten Bros' Renounce 

Revenge 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

.... . Kinglight 



59 



The Sensation, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by April 1, or $25 if by May 1, 1885, with $1,000 added, 
of which $200 to the second, the third to save its stake, winners 
of the Clipsetta or Harold Stakes to carry 3 lb., of both 5 lb. extra; 
six furlongs. Closed with 47 subs., viz. 



Applegate & Co.'s Blaize Duke 

Endurer 

E J. Baldwin's Lijero 

Linda 

Silver Cloud 

Solid SUver 

S. S. Brown's Eukonia 

.Typo 

S. Bryant's Waddell Bryant 
L. Curran's Falls Citv 



E. Corrigan's Aletante 

B. G. Bruce 

Mary Payne 

Tartar 

Cottrill & Co.'s Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

Music Box 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 



28 



Latonia — Spring. 



1885 



59 The Sensation. 

3 Funks' John Morris 
CH. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Lovely 

JF. B. Harper's Con Cregan 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 

Asceola 

J. Hurst's Roaring Wind 
Burstbourne Stable's Alfreta 

Glendale 

B. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 

Miss Bowler 

Xawrence & Co.'s Miss Anna 
H. E. Maddox's Birdie H. 



Melbourne Stables" Blue Wing 
...... Syntax 

The Bourbon 

Morris & Co.'s Longford 

T. L. Spear's O'Fallon 

J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full 

Valor 

B. Gr. Thomas' May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

Whitten Bro3.' Revenge 
M. Yoang's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 



Note. — For April 1 declarations to this stake, see "ADDENDA. 



60 



Tlie Hindoo, 

sweepstakes for three-year-olds at $100 each, half forfeit, and 
only $10 if declared by Aug. 1, 1884, $20 if declared by Jan. 1, 
1885, or $30 if declared by May 1, 1885, with $2,000 added, 
of which $400 to the second, the third to save its entrance; one 
mile and a half. Closed with 67 subs., viz.: 



IE. Beardslee's Torrans 
W. L. Cassidy's Reed 
li. Christy's Tennessee 
U. Corrigan's Irish Pat 

Isaac Murphy 

Vigilance 

W. Cottrill's Jim Guest 

Lord Coleridge 

X. Curran's King George 
J. V. Elliott's Jack Cade 
X. B. Fields' Venisti 
■J. Funk's Glenloch 



Morris & Co.'s Freeman 

Ten Stone 

T. J. Nichols' Warrenton 

Wanderment 

E. C. Pate's Editor 
Tasso 

Ten Fellow 

Powers & Son's Volo 
Randall & Co.'s Socks 
Redding Bros.' Lottery 
Shawhan & Co.'s Font 
P. G Speth's Thistle 



<3r. T. Gradiy's Duke of Hambleton J. R. Swiney's Redstone 



D. A. Honig & Co.'s Violin 
W. P. Hunt's Keokuk 
Bopedale Stable's Hopedale 

Radnor 

"W. H. King's Brevet 
VT. W. Lyle's King Dan 
Marks & Co.'s Henry Brown 
J. G. McFadden's Lspanto 
T. J. Megibben's Orlando 
Morris & Co.'s Bersan 



B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

John Himyar 

Royal Knight 

J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 
Wooding & Co's Leipsic 

Gincinnatus 

Fellow Tyler 

M. Young's Bootjack 

Doubt 

Troubadour 



DECLARED AUG. 1, 1884— a^ $10 each. 
T. J. Megibben's Sparland J. T. Williams' Four Tens 

Stonington M. Young's Becalm 

B. C. Pate's Testator Playfellow 

J. B. Payne, Jr.'s Young Duke Ten Booker 



1885 



Latonia Spring. 



29 



DECLARED JAN: 1, 18S5— at $20 each. 



W. Cottrill <& Go's Hot Box 

Rock 

Darden <& Co.'s Playfair 
Greener <& Co.'s Erebus 
E. Heffner' s Le Logos 
V. L. Kirkman's Earnest 



R. Lisle's Diamond 
McWilliams <£• Co 's Evgene 
R. Roche s Burdette 
P. G. i-peth's Escort 
M. Young's Spalding 
Spanish King 



DISQUALLFIED BY DEATH OF NOMINATOR. 
C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 

61 The Olidelia, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, and 
only $10 if declared by Aug. 1, 1884, $20 if declared by Jan. J, 1885, 
or $30 if declared by May 1, 1885, with $1,250 added, of which $250 
to the second, the third to save its stake; one mile and a quarter. 
Closed with 61 subs., viz.: 



E. Beardslee's Curiosity 
W. Bright's Ouise Bright 
G. Carroll's Athena 
Churchill & Co.'s b f, by Lever — 
Ada Stagg 

Miss Derby 

J. S. Clark's Impromptu 

Ketinue 

G. H. Clay's Thundercloud 
W. L. Collins' Ultimatum 

E. Corrigan's Banana 
Ida Hope 

Lizzie Dwyer 

W. Cottrill's Miss Mattie 
G. W, Downing's Lilly C. 
W. B. Feland's Lady craft 
L. B. Fields' Wild Eye 
Fleetwood Stable's Kebuke 

Wanda 

J. Funk's Constellation 

Gold Sheaf 

J. G. Greener's Germania 

F. B. Harper's Test 

Early Rose 

W. P. Hunt's Minnichee 

DECLARED AUG. 
T. M. Berry's Florimel 
Cottrill (6 Co.'s Tipsy 

DECLARED JAN. 1, 1S85— at $20 each. 
J. S. Clark's The Niece Fleetwood Stable's Mariet 

Cottrill (& Co.'s Busy Bee O.A. Gilman's Wanton 

Goodness Greener <& Co.'s Enfilade 

L. Curran's Eileen 

DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF NOMINATOR. 
Dudley & Co.'s Monardo C. L. Hunt's Rhadaman'ha 

C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 



Indian Stable's Ogarita 
Marks & Co.'s Carrie Linck 
L. Martin's Mary Martin 
T. J. Megibben's Olathe 

Vallisia 

Merrill & Co.'s Maggie M. 
A. Miller's Daybreak 
J. H. Miller's Grace J. 
T. J. Nichols' Miss Able 
E. C. Pate's Belle Pate 

Tabitha 

Powers & Son's Vim 

Randall & Co.'s Anna Woodcock 

Redding Bros.' Tinsel 

W. O. Scully's Lizzie Lee 

P. G. Speth's Enquiry 

Esmeralda 

A. Stude's Sulita 
Swigert & Co.'s Lady Wayward 
Trousseau 

B. G. Thomas' Lea 
Wildwood Stable's Thetis 

Louise Layton 

Wooding & Co 's Catherine 

1, 1884— a< $10 each. 
L. Curran's Mavourneen 



30 



Latonia — Spring. 



1885 



62 



The Ripple, 

.a sweepstakes for three year-olds— non-winners previous to Jan. 1 
1885, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if declared by May 1, 1885 
with $1,000 added, of which $200 to the second, and $100 to the 
third; winners to carry 5 lb. extra; one mile and a quarter. 
Closed with 60 subs., viz.: 



If. Armstrong's Lavinia 
M. J. Baldwin's Brandywine 

Mira 

T. Bates' Delphine 
N. Becker's Col. Clark 
"W. Bright's Ouise Bright 
J. H. Carter's Annie V. 
1. Christy's Tennessee 
W. L. Collins' Ultimatum 
J3. Corrigan s Hazaras 

St Patrick 

Vigilance 

'Cottrill & Co 's Jim Guest 

Lord Coleridge 

. . Keanan 

X. Curran's King George 
X. Dunneman's Tallyman 
E. O. Elliott's Waukesha 
X. B, Field's Venisti 
Fleetwood Stable's Clatter 

Rebuke 

J. Funk's Constellation 

J. W. Hayden's Austrian 

Gold Sheaf 

JEopedale Stable's Radnor 
JHurstbourne Stable's Lisland 

Kam Lai 

Rosa R. 

■C. E. Jaynes & Co.'s Littlefellow 

Princess Chuck 



Lawrence & Co.'s Elsie B. 
R. E. Maddox's Nat Kramer 
J. R. McKee's Patue W. 
J. K. Megibben's Blue Bonnet 
Melboiirne Stable's Czarina 

Kensington 

Theckla 

Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Campbell 

T. J. Nichols' Miss Able 
Opequon Stable's Guydette 
R. C. Pate s Tasso 
Powers & Son's Volo 
Redding Bros.' Lottery 

Tinsel 
G. W. Rye's Mystic 
Shawhan & Co. s Font 

A. Stude's Sulita 

B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Royal Knight 

Thomas 

J. H. Thompson's Dad 

J. M. Thornton's Red Cloud 

P M. West's Brenda 

Interest 

Vibrate 

Whitten Bros.' Eva S. 
Wooding & Co.'s Fellow Tyler 
M. Young's Spalding 

Ten Booker 



€3 



The Himyar, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, and 
only $10 if declared by Aug 1, 1884, $20 if declared by Jan. 
1, 1885. or $30 if declared by May 1, 1885, with $1,500 added, 
of which $300 to second, the third to save entrance; winner of the 
Hindoo Stakes to carry 5 lb, extra; one mile and three furlongs. 
Closed with 63 subs., viz.: 



E. Beardslee's Torrans 
X. Curran's King George 

W. L. Cassidy's Reed 
IV. Cottrill's Jim Guest 

Lord Coleridge 

ZE. Corrigan's Irish Pat 

Isaac Murphy 



J. Funk's Constellation 
Fleetwood Stable's Clatter 
W. P. Hunt's Keokuk 
Hopedale Stable's Hopedale 

Radnor 

W. H. King's Brevet 
W. W. Lyle's King Dan 



1885 Laionia — Spring. 31 

^3 The Himyar. 

Marks & Co.'s Henry Brown J. R. Swiney's Redstone 

Mason & Co.'s Tennessee H. C. Shafer's Col. Clark 

Morris & Co.'s Bersau Swigert & Co.'s Glendon 

Freeman Stevenson & Co.'s Littlefellow 

Ten Stone P. G-. Speth's Echelon 

McCuUougti & Co.'s Middlesex B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

A. Millar's Col. Owens John Himyar 

T J. Megib ben's Orlando Royal Knight 

Vallisia J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 

Powers & Son's Volo Wooding & Co.'s Cincinnatus 

R. C. Pate's Editor Wooding ^ Puryears Leipsic 

Tasso M. Young's Bootblack 

TenFellow Doubt 

Puryear & Co.'s Fellow Tyler 

DECLARED AUG. 1, 1884— a« $10 each. 

Fleetwood Stable's Eros II. M. Young's Becalm 

T J. Megi^tben's Sparland ... Playfellow 

M. C. rate's Testator Ten Booker 

J. T. Williams' Four Tens 

DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885— a< $20 each. 

W. Cottrill's Dick Watts R. Lisle' s Diamond 

Rock Mc Williams d: Co.'s Eugene 

Dardend; Co.'s Play fair R. Roche's Bur dette 

O. A. Oilman's WoMon Shawhan & Co.'s Font 

Greener & Co.'s Erebus P. G. Speth's Expert 

E. Heffner's Le Logos . M. Young's Spalding 

V. L. Kirkman's Earnest Spanish King 

DISQ UALIFIED B Y DEA TH OF NOMINA TOR. 
C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 



64 



The Mercliants', 

a speepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, play or pay, with $800 added 
by the merchants of Cincinnati, of which $2GU to the second, and 
$100 to the third; winners in 1885 of any race of the value of 
$1,000 to carry 5 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb , with 3 lb. addi- 
- tional if maidens at starting; one mile and a furlong. Closed with 
40 subs., viz.: 
N, Armstrong's Lavina, 3 E. Corrigan's Modesty, 4 

E. J. Baldwin's Freda, 4 Pearl Jennings, 6 

Mira, 3 W. R. Woodward, 4 

Rapido, 3 Cottrill & Co.'s Lord Coleridge, 3 

P. A . Brady' s Finality ,5 Matinee, 4 

W. L. Gassidy's Kershaw, 4 Mona, 4 

Clay & Co.'s The Admiral, 4 L. Dunneman's Emigrant, 4 
W. L. Collins' Ultimatum, 3 Fleetwood Stable's Ailee, 4 
G. Cook's Ferg Kyle, 5 P. C. Fox's & Co.'s Tom Martin, 4 
E. Corrigan's Banana, 3 C. H. Gillock's Amerique, 3 
Isaac Murphy, 3 Hayden & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 



JLatonia— Spring. 



1885 



64 The Merchants 

HurstboTirne Stable's Earn Lai, 3 E. C. 

C. E. Jaynes & Co.'s Imogene, 5 

E. A. Johnson & Co.'s Loftin, 4 

Lawrence & Co.'s Berlin, i D T 

Elsie B., 3 G. M 

Mack & Co.'s Slipalong, 5 
T. J. Megibben's Audrain, i 
Morris & Co.'s Favor, 3 
Ten Stone, 3 



Pate's Ascender, 5 

Embargo, 4 

Monogram, 6 

D T. Pulsilers Kii g Eobin, 4 
a. M. Eye's Mystic, 3 
Wooding & Co.'s Exploit, 4 

Farandole. 4 
M. Young's Harrigan, 3 
Pegasus, 3 



65 



The Cincinnati Hotfl. 



a bandicap sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only 
if declared by April 1, 1885, with $1,000 added by the hotels of Cin- 
cinnati, of which $200 to the second, and $iOO to the third; win- 
ners after the publication of the weights on March 15 of a race of 
the value of $1,000, to carry 5 lb. extra; one mile and a quarter. 
Closed with 64 subs., viz.: Lb. 

E. Corridan's Modesty, 4 118 

J. K. Megibben's Audrain, 4.. 115 

E A. Johnson's Loftin, 4 115 

Hayden & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4. . 115 

J. Carter's Aretino, 5 115 

E. C. Pate's Monogram, 6 112 

E.Corrigan'8W.E.Woodward,4 112 

P. C. Fox's Tom Martin, 4 110 

W. P. Hunt's John Davis, a. . . 110 

J. Murphy's Biaette, 4 110 JTW. Eogers, 3 

Clay & Co.'s The Admiral, 4. . . 110 E. J. Baldwin's Eapido, 3 

Johnson & Co 's Powhatan, 4.. 110 

W. L. Cassidy's Saunterer, a.. 110 

J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4.. . 108 

E. J. Baldwin's Freda, 4 108 

E. Corrigan's Swiuey 4 107 

G. Carroll's Taxgather, 6. . . .107 
N. Armstrong's Monarch, 5. . . 107 

J. Funk's Harry Cruz, 4 106 

Cottrill & Co.'s Matinee, 4 106 

P. M. West's Levant, 5 105 

P. A. Brady's Finality, 4 105 

L. Curran's Sovereign Pat, 5. . 105 
Morris & Co.'s Compensation, a 105 
L. Martin's Aleck Ament, a . . 105 

F. B. Harpers Obermeyer, 5. . 105 

F. Waters' Vanguard, 5 105 

Fleetwood Stable's Ailee, 4. .. . 105 

B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 104 

Wooding & Co.'s Farandole, 4. 104 

J. Hannigan's Athlone, a 101 

Morris & Co. s Slocum, 5.... .. 100 

M. Youngs Pegasus, 3 100 

Note. — For April 1 declaraticns to this stake, see "ADDENDA.' 



Lb. 

M. Young's Gold Ban, 3 lOO 

E. C. Pate's Tattoo, 4 100 

WhittenBros.'sPatrickDenis,4 100 
J. K. Megibben's Kilmeny, 6.. 100 

E. J. Baldwin's Volante, 3 100 

Wooding & Co.'s Exploit, 4 9& 

Fleetwood Stable's Wanda, 3.. 97 

W. L. Cassidy's Kershaw, 4 97 

£. Corrigan's Irish Pat, 3 9T 

" '' . 9T 

. 9T 

D. T. Pulsifer's Whisperine, 4. 95 

E. C. Pate's Embargo, 4 95 

Mack & Co.'s Slipaway, 4 95 

G. W. Downing's BiU Owens, 3 95 

M. Young's Harrigan, 3 95 

Eandall & Co.'s Anna Wood- 
cock, 5 95 

J. S. Clark's impromptu, 3.... 95 
B. Woodford's TroUope, 4 92 

F. Waters' Monocrat, 4 92 

Cot'rill& Co.'s Ensign, 4 92 

D. T, Pulsiier's Hanap 4 90 

Eandall & Co.'s Socks, 3 90 

Jaynes & Co 's Jase Phillips, 4. 
B.G. Thomas' King Troubler, 4 

E. Corrigan's Ida Hope, 3 . . . . 

G. M. Eye's Mystic, 3 

N. Armstrong's Gray Cloud, 3 
C E.Jaynes& Co.'s Ed. Butts, 4. 

J. W. Hayden's Austrian, 3 

E. E. Maddox's Blackfellow, 4. 



90 
90 

85 
85 
85 
85 
85 



1885 



La^onia — Spring and Autumn. 



33 



66 



The BreTvers Cup, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, $10 only if declared by May 1 
1885, with $1,000 added by the brewers of Cincinnati, of which 
$200 to the second, and $100 to the third; three- year-olds to carry 
90 1b.; four-year-olds, 108 lb. ; five-j^ear-olds and upwards, 1141b., 
with sex allowances; two miles and a quarter. Closed with 24 
subs., viz.: 



J. Allen's Sjlvio, 6 

N. Armstrong's Monarch, 6 

E. J. Baldwin's Freda, 4 

Lucky B., 5 

G. Carroll's Taxgatherer, 6 
•J. Carter's Aretmo, 5 
E. Corrigan's Ereeland, 6 

Ida Hope, 3 

Modesty, 4 

Swiney, 4 

Cottrill & Co.'s Ensign, 4 
J. Funk's Harry Cruz, 4 



J. Hannigan's Athlone, a 

W. P. Hunt's April Fool, 5 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Powhatan, 4 

Mack & Co.'s Slipaway, 5 

T. J. Megibben's Audrain, 4 

J. Murphy's Binette, 4 

B. G-. Thomas' Highflight, 4 

King Troubler, 4 
F. Waters' Monocrat, 4 

Vanguard, 5 

P. M. Wests Levant, 5 

J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 



AB Toie Run at the Autumn Meeting. 

y / The Zoo-Zoo, 

a sweepstates for two-year-old fillies, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only 
if declared by September 1, 1885, with $750 added, of which $150 
to the second the third to save its stake; winners of a stake, 
(handicaps excepted], to carry 3 lb., of two stakes, 5 lb. extra; 
maidens allowed 5 lb.; six furlongs, closed with 71 subs,, viz.: 



E. J, Baldwin's Linda 
Santa Anita Belle 

D. D. Bell's Vie 
Virgie D. 

S. S. Brown's Eukonia 

Thebes 

S. D. Bruce's (agt.) Tiara 
S. Bryant's Hetty S. 

Belle of Louisville 

J. H. Carter's Allie Long 
J. J. Carter's Hermitage 
Chinn & Co.'s Floral 

MattieT. 

J. S. Clark's Sungleam 

G H. Clay's Lady Longfellow 

E. Corrigan's Atelante 

Hattie Carlile 

Mary h His 

Mary Payne 

Mary Winifred 

Pike's Peak 

Pixy 

Cottrill & Co.'s Alabama 

Bessie Hinckley 

Hot Spring 

3 



Cottrill & Co.'s Music Box 
ju. Curran's Virginia 
M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
L. B. Field's Bettie C. 
Fleetwood Stable's Missive 
...... Miramar 

Trance 

J. Funk's Fedora (dead) 
C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Lovely 

C. E. Hamilton's Resine 

D. E. Harness' Shadow 
Hurstbourne Stable's Acaria 
Alfreta 

Alma 

H. Johnson's Hannah 

Juliette 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Miss Bowler 
Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 

Miss Anna 

Linwood Stable's Catherine M. 

Patience 

R. J. Lucas' Athena (dead) 
B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 



34 



Latonia — Autumn. 



1885 



67 

T. 



The Zoo-Zoo, 



W. Moore & Co.'s Bonnie Blue 

Kaloolab 

•G. F. Parks' Xallapa 
yf. Preston's Marmoset 
jM. D. Eichardson's Alta Blue 
J. & J. Swigert's Katrina 

Silk Gown 

T. H. Swope's Nell Swift 
Talbot Bros ' Llera 
JB. Gc. Thomas' Dixie Himyar 
^ May Lady 



Sis Himyar 

J. H. Thompson's A lie B 

Faith Thompson 

L. H. Todhunter's Haidee 
J. W. Turner's Silver Bell 
G. D. Wilson's Mary Ann 
Wooding & Co.'s Ada D. 

Bastante 

M. Young's Red Girl 
Spaldie 



68 



Tlie Kimball. 



a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit. $10 only if 
declared by Sept. 1, 1885, with $750 added, of which $150 to the 
second, the third to save its stake; winners of a stake (handicap 
excepted) to carry 3 lb., of two stakes 5 lb. extra; six furlongs. 
Closed with 58 subs., viz.: 



E. J. Baldwin's Estella 

Linda 

Silver Cloud 

'G. M. Berry's King Bob 
rS. S. Brown's Beaver 

Eukonia 

Fetch'em 

Typo 

S. Bryant's Waddell Bryant 
• J. J. Carter's Fabius 

Eeuben 

Chinn & Co.'s Harrodsburg 
S. H. Clay's Trinkitat 
E. Corrigan's Atelante 

B. G Pruce 

J B. Ferguson 

Mary Winifred 

Pike's Peak 

Pixy 

Tartar 

'Cottrill & Co.'s Danville 

Frank Not ris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

Zigzag 

L. Carran's Falls City 

Figaro 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
Jlaston & Co.'s Montana Regent 



L. B. Fields' Engleman 
Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 

A. C. Franklin's Carter 
J. Funk's John Morris 
Hurstbourne's Acaria 
Alfreta 

Glendale 

H. Johnson's Farrell 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 

Miss Bowler 

Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 

. . Miss Anna 

Linwood Stable's Moonshine 

Endover 
T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 
Shawhsn & Co.'s Bob Fisher 
J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full 

Grimaldi 

Phil Lee 

B. G. Thomas' Dixie Himyar 
May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Spaldie 

Stormer 

Warfellow 



1885 



Lafonia — Autumn. 



35 



q9 The Barrett, 

a sweepstakes for two-year- olds, at $50 each, half forfeit. $10 only if 
declared by Sept. 1, 1885, with $1,000 added, of which $200 to the 
second, the third to save its stake; winners of stakes to the value 
of $1,000 to carry 5 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; one mile. 
Closed with 55 subs., viz.: 

E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Silver Cloud 

S. S. Brown's Eukonia 

Typo 

Vendor 

S. D. Bruce's (agt.) Lewin 

S. Bryant's Waddell Bryant 

J. J. Carter's Fabius 

Reuben 

W. L. Cassidy's Kirkman 

Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

J. S. Clark's Sungleam 

J. B. Clay's Polaris 

E. Corrigan's Atelante 

B. G. Bruce 

Bluestone 

J. B. Ferguson 

Pixy 

Cottrill & Co.'s Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis C lark 

Zigzag 

X. Curran's Falls City 

M Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 

L. B Field's Dempsey 

Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 



J. Funk's John Morris 
F. B. Harper's Con Cregan 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 

Asceola 

Hurstbourne Stable's Acaria 
...... Alfreta 

Alma 

...... Glendale 

...... Hottentot 

B. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 
Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 
Linwood Stable's Cuban Queen 
B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 
Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 
J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full 

Essence 

Valor 

B. G. Thomas' Dixie Himyar 

May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Spaldie 

Stormer 

Warfellow 



lU The Springbok, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, and only 
$10 if declared by Aug. 1, 1884, $20 if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, or 
$30 if declared by Sept. 1, 1885, with $1,500 added, of which $300 
to the second, the third to save its entrance; winners of a three- 
year-old stake (handicap excepted) to carry 5 lb., of two, 7 lb. 
extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; one mile and five furlongs. Closed 
with 63 subs., viz.: 

E. Beardslee's Torrans Darden & Co.'s Play fair 

N. Becker's Col. Clark G. W. Downing's Lilly C. 

L. Christy's Tennessee W. A. Dun's Zotum 

F3. Corrigan's Irish Pat L. B. Field's Venisti 

.... Isaac Murphy Fleetwood Stable's Clatter 

IV. Cottrill's Jim Guest Wanda 

Lord Coleridge J. Funk's Constellation 

X. Curran's King George Hopedale Stable's Hopedale 



36 



Latonia— Autumn. 



1885 



10 

Hopedale Stable's Kadnor 
W . P. Hunt's Keokuk 
W, W. Lyle's King Dan 
Marks & Co's Henry Brown 
J. G. McFadden's Lepanto 
Mclntyre & Co.'s Kedstone 
T. J. Mebiggen's Orlando 

Sparland 

Stoningtou 

T. J. Megibben's Vallisia 
A. Miller's Daybreak 
T. J. Nictols' Warrenton 
Wanderment 

Pates Belle Pate 
Editor 

. Tabitha 

. Tasso 



R. C. 



The Springbok. 

Powers & Son's Volo 
Redding Bros.' Tinsel 
Shawban & Co.'s Font 
Swigert & Co.'s Glendon 
P. G. Speth's Echelon 

TJDistle 

B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

John Himyar 

Royal Knight 

J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 
Wooding & Co.'s Cincinnatus 

Fellow Tyler 

.>.... Leipsic 

M. Young's Bootblack 

Doubt 

Spalding 

Ten Booker 



DECLARED AUG. 1, 188i— «« $10 each. 

M. Young's Playfellow 



Flee'wood Stable's Eros II. 
J. T. Williams' Four Tens 

DECLARED JAN, 1, 
W. CottrilVs Hot Box 

Rock 

0. A. Oilman's Wanton 

E. Heffner's Le Logos 

V. L. Kirkman's Earnest , 

DISQ UALIFIED B Y DEA TH OF NOMINA TOR. 
C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 



1885— fli $20 each. 

R. Roche' s Burdette 
P. C. Speth's Escort 
31. Young's Becalm 
Spanish King 



71 The Falsetto, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, only $10 
if declared by Aug. 1, 1884, $20if by Jan. 1,1885, or $30 if by Sept. 
1, 1885, with $2,000 added, of which $400 to the second, the third 
to save its stake; winners of a three-year-old stake (handicaps ex- 
cepted) of the value of $2,000, to carry 5 lb.; of two such races, 7 
lb.; of three, 12 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; two miles. Closed 
with 56 subs., viz.: 
E. Beardslee's Torrans G. T. Graddy's Duke of Hambleton 

L. Christy's Tennessee J. G. Greener's Enfilade 

E. Corrigan's Irish Pat Erebus 

Isaac Murphy D. A. Honig & Co.'s Violin 

Vigilance Hopedale Stable's Hopedale 

W. Cottrill's Jim Guest Radnor 

Lord Coleridge V. L. Kirkman's Earnest 

L. Curran's King George W. W. Lyle's King Dan 
Darden & Co.'s Play fair Marks & Co.'s Henry Brown 
W. P. Hunt's Keokuk T. J. Megibben's Orlando 
Fleetwood Stable's Rebuke Sparland 



1885 



Laionia— Autumn; St. Louis — Spring. 



37 



71 

T. J. Megibben's Vallisia 

Stonington 

Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Freeman 

Ten Stone 

B. C. Pate's Editor 

Ten FeUow 

Powers & Son's Volo 
JRandall & Co.'s Socks 
Hedding Bros.' Lottery 
Shawhan & Co.'s Font 
A. Stude's Sulita 



The Falsetto. 



B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Jobn Himyar 

Royal Knight 

J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 
Wooding & Co.'s Cincinnatus 

Fellow Tyler 

M. Young's Bootblack 

Diamond 

Doubt 

Spalding 

Ten Booker 

Troubadour 



DECLARED AUG. 1, ISSi— at $10 each. 
W. P. Hunt's Powsheik M. Young's Playfellow 

■J. T. Williams' Four Tens 

DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885— at $20 each. 
W. CottrilV s Rock R. Roche's Burdette 
■O. A. Oilman's Wanton M. Young's Becalm 
M. Heffner's Le Logos Spanish King 

DISQ U A LI FIE D B Y DEA TH OF NOMINA TOR. 
C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 



ST. LOUIS FAIR HORSE DEPARTMENT 

ST. L.OUIS, MO. 

Spring Meeting June 6 to June 13. 



/^ Tlie Carriage Builders' 

^ sweepstakes for two-year-old fillies, at $£0 each half forfeit, cpily $10 
if declared by April 15, 1885, with $750 added, of which $150 to the 
second, the third to save its stake; winners of any stake of the 
value of $1,000, to carry 3 lb , of two or more such stakes, 5 lb. 
extra; six furlongs. Closed with 06 subs., viz. 



H. P. Ashe's Minuet 
E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Estrella 

Linda 

Santa Anita Belle 

<i. W. Barry & Co.'s Surprise 
€. Bell's Mary P. 
D. D. Bell's Vie 

Virgie D. 

J. M. Broadwell's Euneque 
S. 8. Brown's Eukonia 
J. Carter's Hermitage 
J. H. Carter's Allie Long 
Chinn & Go's Flora L. 

MattieT. 

G. H. Clay's Trinkitat 



E. Corrigan's Atelante 

Hattie Carlile 

Mary Payne 

Cottrill Go's Alabama 

I'essie Hinckley 

. . Mu!=ic Box 

Fleetwood Stable's Miramar 

Trance 

J.Funk's Fedora {dead) 
W. P. Hunt's Mohongo 

Tub 

W. B. Jennings' Ursuline Nun 
H. Johnson's Hannah 
R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Miss Bowler 
Lawrence & Go's Miss Anna 
R. J. Lucas' Athena (dead) 



38 



St. Louis — Spring^ 



1885 



72 The Carriage 

Linwood Stable's Moonshine 

Patience 

Melbourne Stable's Mazella 

Pure Rye 

B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 
T. W. Moore's Bonnie Blue 

Kaloolah 

Palo Alto Farm's Guenn 

Keepsake 

Moonligbt 

Robin Lass 

R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

Prima Donna 

"W. Preston's Marmoset 
Rancho del Paso's Fortuna 
. . . Katie Darling 
Sabrina 



Builders'. 

Rancho del Paso's Tyranny 

Ysabel 

M. D. Richardson's Alta Blue 
J. S. Shaw's Mamie Hunt 

A. Sneads' Fary Famital 
J. & J. Swigert's Katrina 
T. H. Swope's Nell Swift 

B. G. Thomas' May Lady 
Sis Himyar 

L. H. Todhunter's Haidee 
P. M. West's Cruiskeen 

Glenann 

Whitten Bros.' Reverse 
G. D. Wilson's Mary Ann 
Wooding & Co.'s Ada D. 

Bastante 

M. Youngs Red Girl 



73 



The Horse-Traders*, 



a sweepstakes for two-year-old colts, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 
only if declared by April 15, 1885, with $750 added, of which $15(> 
to the second, the third to save its stake; winners of any stake of 
the value of $1,000 to carry 3 lb ; of two or more such stakes, 5f 
lb. extra; sis furlongs. Closed with 50 subs., viz.: 



R. P. Ashe's Ingleside 

Ed. Corrigan 

Gaston 

King of Norfolk 

E. J.3aldwin's Maricopa 

Primero 

Silvf-r Cloud 

Solid Silver 

S. S. Brown's Fetch'em 

Typo 

Vendor 

J. A. Bruton's Clonee 

Porthane 

Stony Batter 

Uncle Dan 

J. Carter's Fabius 
Ciiinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 
Harrodsburg 

D. Clarkson's Bullfrog 
J. B. Clay's Polaris 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 
Bluestone 

Tartar 

Cottrill & Co.'s Frank Norris 
Lancaster 



Cottrill & Co.'s Lewis Clark 
•J. C. Crall'sBigRace 
Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 
A. C. Franklin's Carter 
J. Funk's John Morris 
W. P. Hunt's Asceola 
C. R. Jayne's Tenlike 
R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 
T. J. Megibben's Endurer 
Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Ed. Gilman 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

Morris & Co.'s Longford 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Plato 

Rancho del Paso's Epicure 

Stockton 

Tom Daly 

Virginius 

J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full 
Whitten Bros.' Revenge 
M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 



1885 



St. Louis — Spring. 



39 



7T" The St. lionis Fair Directors* 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, $L0 only if 
declared by A.pril 15, 1885, with $800 added, of which $150 to the. 
second, the third to save its stake; winners of any stake of the 
value of $1,000 or upward to carry 5 lb., or of two stakes of an^ 



value 7 lb. extra; six furlongs. 
R. P. Ashe's Ed. Corrigan 

Gaston 

Ingleside 

King of Norfolk 

E . J. Baldwin's Santa Anita Belle 
Silver Cloud 

Solid Silver 

C. W. Barry & Co.'s Surprise 

F. M. Barry's King Bob 
S. S. Brown's Eukonia 
Typo 

Victor 

J. A. Bruton's Glonee 

Porthane 

Stony Batter 

. . . . Uncle Dan 
S. Bryant's Belle of Louisville 
J. Carter's Fabius 
Chinn & Co.'s Harrodsburg 
T. J. Clay's Gen. Cli*z 
E. Corrigan's Atelante 

B. G. Bruce 

Hattie Carlile 

Mary Payne 

Tartar 

Cottrill & Co.'s Frank Norris 
Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
J. Funk's Fedora (dead) 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 



Closed with 62 subs., viz.: 
W. P. Hunt's Little Charley 
W. B. Jennings' James A. IT. 
Lawrence & Co.'s Miss Anna 
Linwood Stable's Cuban Queen- 
Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 
. . Pure Rye 

The Bourbon 

Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Guenn 

Keepsake 

Moonlight 

Plato 

Robin Lass 

R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 
Powers & Son's Azan 
Rancho del Pasos' Epicure 

Fortuna 

Sabrina 

Stockton 

Tom Daly 

Tyranny 

Virginius 

J. L. Spear's O'Fallon 
J. & J. Swigerfc's Valor 
B. G. Thomas' May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

Whitten Bros.' Renounce 
J. T. Williams' Yosemite 
M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 



10 Tlie St. Liouis Fair Stallion, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, half torfeit, $20 only if 
declared by April 15, 1885, with $2,000 added, the second to re- 
ceive $500, and the third $250 out of the stakes; winners of any 
two-year-old stake of the value o± $1,000, to carry 5 lb.; of two or 
more stake races of any value, 10 lb. extra; six furlongs. 
Conditions. — Owners or others desiring the privilege of entering colts 
or fillies in this stake, shall first enter the sires of the same at the 
price of their last season (sires dead or retired to be entered at the 
the price of their last season); no colt or filly is eligible for entrance 
unless their sire is represented by such subscription, the owner of 
the sire of the winner to receive $300, and the owner of the sire of 



40 



St. Louis — Spring. 



1885 



•75 The St. Louis Fair Stallion, 

the second to receive $200 out of said subscription, the balance to g° 
with the amount added by the club. Closed Oct. 1, 1884, with 1^ 
subs, for stallions, amounting to $460, viz.: 

E. J. Baldwins Grinstead $50 S. S. Brown's Vigil 25 

Rutherfurd 50 Melbourne Stable's St. Martin 25 



W. Cottrill's Buckden 50 

50 
50 
50 
50 



W. P. Hunt's Frogtown 

Kancho del Paso's Longfield. . 

B. Eo wett's Hyder Ali 

Young & Co.'s Blue Mantle. . . 
The entries for colts and fillies closed Jan. 1, 1885, with 42 subs., viz 



J. L. Turner's Athlete 25 

J. B. Prather's Faustus 15 

K. A. Johnson & Co.'s Little 

Euffin 10 

J. H. Morris' Bulwark 10 



By Athlete. 
K. J. Lucas' Athena (dead) 

By Blue Mantle . 
H. Johnson's Caroline 
M. D. Richardson's Alta Blue 
M. Young's Masterpiece 
Spaldie 

By Buckden. 
E. Corrigan's Mary Winifred 
Cottrill & Co.'s Alabama 

Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

B. B. Million's Hattie D. H, 

By Bulwark. 
J. H. Morris' Missionary 

By Faustus. 
S. W. Briggs' Molhe Bawn 
Gray & Co.'s Lucas 

By Frogtown. 

D. Clarkson's Bullfrog 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 
Asceola 

By Grin stead. 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Santa Anita Belle 

Solid Silver 

Silver Cloud 



By Hyder Ali. 
A. Anderson's Des Moines 
J. M. Brown's Lady Woodward 
J. Carter's Hermitage 
W. P. Hunt's Little Charley 
H. Johnson's Farrell 

Juliette 

R. E. Maddox's Lelie B. 
Luke Short 



E. A. 



By Little Ruffin. 
Johnson's Adrian 



By Longfield. 
Rancho del Paso's Billow 

Katie Darling 

Stockton 

Virginius 

By RuTBEi^rcRD. 
E. J. Baldss'in's Lijero 

Linda 

MoUie McCarthy's Last 



By St. Martin. 
Melbourne Stable's Ed. Gilman 
. . ... Syntax 

By Vigil. 
S. S. Brown's Vamoose 

Vender 

Victor 



/b Tlie Mecliaiiics', 

a sweepstakes f( r two-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by April 15, 1P85, with $1,000 added, the second to re- 
ceive $200, and the third $100 out of the stakes; winners ol any 



1885 



St. Louis — Spring. 



41 



<76 ^^^ Mechanics' . 

two-year-old stake race of the value of $1,000 to carry 5 lb.; two 
or more stakes of any value, 7 lb. extra; six furlongs. Closed 
with 76 subs., viz.: 

W. 1*. Hunt's AFceoIa 

Mohongo 

Tub 

R. A Jobnson & Co. 's Miss Bowler 



H. P. Ashe's Ingleside 

Ed. Corrigan 

Gaston 

King of Norfolk 

Minuet 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Linda 

Santa Anita Belle 

Solid Silver 

Silver Cloud 

•C M. Barry's Surprise 

C. Bells The Dude 
S. S. Brown's Beaver 

Eukonia 

Tippo 

J. A. Bruton's Clonee 

Porthane 

Stony Batter 

Uncle Dan 

S. Bryant's Belle of Louisville 

D. Clarkson's Bullfrog 
■J. B. Clay's Polaris 

E. Corrigan's Atelante 

B. G. Bruce 

Bluest one 

Mary Ellis 

Mary Pa yne 

Tartar 

Cottrill & Co 's Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

J. C. Crall's Big Race 
Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
L. B, Field's Dempsey 
Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 
A. C. Franklin's Carter 
J. Funk's John Morris 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 



77 



Lawrence & Co.'s Miss Anna 
Linwood Stable's Moonshine 
..... Patience 
Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Pure Eye 

The Bourbon 

Morris & Co.'s Longford 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Guenn 

Keepsalie 

Moonlight 

Plato 

Robin Lass 

R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 
Powers & Son's Azan 
W. Preston's Marmoset 
Rancho del Paso's Billow 

Stockton 

Tom Daly 

Tyranny 

Virginus 

Ysabel 

Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 
J. & J. Swigert's Phil. Lee 
B G. Thomas' May Lady 

Sis Bimyar 

R. N. Weisiger's Ida Burke 
J. T. "Williams' Chimborazoo 

Monteziima 

Yosemite 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 

Stormer 



The St. Lionis Fair Derby, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $vO only 
if declared by April 15, 1885, with $3,000 added, the second to re- 
ceive $500, and the third $200 out of the stakes; winners of any 
three-year-old stake rare of the value of $2,000, to carry 5 lb. ex- 
tra: one mile and a half. Closed with 51 subs., viz.: 

E. J. Baldwin's Brandy wine E. J. Baldwin's Rapido 

Mira Veran o 

Mission Belle Volante 



42 



St. Louis — Spring. 



1885 



77 



The St. Louis Fair Derby. 



8. Bryant's Lady of the Lake 
Campbell & Co.'s Bill Sterritt 
J. D. & J. K. Christy's Bonanza 
E. Corrigan's Irish Pat 

Isaac Murphy 

J. W. Bogers 

Lizzie Dwyer 

St. Patrick 

W. Cottrill & Co.'s Jim Guest 

Keanan 

Lord Coleridge 

J. C. Crall's Jessie J. 
Gray & Co.'s Celsus 
L. Hart's Belle Doyle 

Beecher 

W. P. Hunt's Keokuk 

C. R. Jaynes &^o.'s Littlefellow 

W. A. King's Brevet 

Mocking Bird 

V. L. Kirkman's Earnest 
Lawrence & Co.'s Bangle 
Linwood Stable's Vaulter 



Marvin & Co.'s Harpoon 11. 

N.J. 

T. J. Megibben's Orlando 
Melbourne Stable's Mecca 

Theckla 

Memphis Stable's Signal 

Willie Clark {dead) 

Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Favor 

Freeman 

Ten Stone 

Opequon Stable's Guydette 
R. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

Editor 

Powers & Son's Volo 
Rancho del Paso's Hidalgo 

Tyrant 

P. G. Speth's Thistle 
Stemler & Co.'s Alta 
M. Young's Harrigan 

Pegasus 

Troubadour 



DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF NOMINATOR. 
C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 



78 



Tlie St. LiOnis Fair Oaks, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, $20 
only if declared by April 15. 1885, with $1,500 added, the second to 
receive $300, and the third $200 out of the stakes; winners of any 
three-year-old stake race of the value of $1,000 to carry 5 lb. extra; 
one mile and a half. Closed with 27 subs., viz.: 



E. J. Baldwin's Glencross 

Mira 

Mission Belle 

G. H. Clay's The Witch 
E. Corrigan's Ida Hope 

. . Lizzie Dwyer 
W. Cottrill & Co.'s Miss Mat tie 

Tipsy 

J. C. Crall's Jessie J. 

J. Duffy's Gratitude 

L Hart's Nattie Hamilton 

C.R. Jaynes & Co.'s Princess Chuck 

T. J. Megibben's Vallibia 



Melbourne Stable's Mecca 

Theckla 

Memphis Stable's Glenellen 
J. B. Northcott'sMiss McGowan 
R. C. Pate's Belle Pate 

Tabitha 

Rancho del Paso's La Scala 
P. J. Speth's Esmerelda 

Exile 

A. Stude's Sulita 
J. & J. Swigert's Wayward 
R. N. Weisiger's Springlight 
Wooding & Co.'s Catharine 



DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF NOMINATOR. 
C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 



1885 



SL Louis— Spring, 



43: 



7 y The Street RailvFay, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, $10 only if declared by- 
April 15, 1885, with $1,000 added, of which $200 to the second, and 
$100 to the third; winners of any race in 1885 of the value of 
$1,000 to carry 5 lb.; ot two such stakes, 10 lb. extra; one mile^ 
and three furlones. Closed with 41 subs., viz.: 
E. J. Baldwin's Brandy wine D. A. Honig & Bros.' Violin 

Rapido W. P. Hunt's Keoku's; 

... . . Volante Marvin k Co.'s Harpoon II. 

J. M. Brown's Manda Brown J. Gr. McFadden's Lepanto 

J, H. Carter's \.nnie V. T. J. Megibben's Orlando 

Carlile & Co.'s Irish Lass Morris & Co.'s Freeman 

J. Churchill's Falconer Palo Alto Farm's Garland 

J. M. Clay's La Sylphide R. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

... The Slashes Editor 

E. Corrigan's Ida Hope Powers & Son's Volo 

...... Irish Pat Rancho del Paso's Hidalgo 

. . .. Isaac Murphy La Soala 

J. W. Rogers G. M. Rye's Mystic 

Lizzie Dwyer Stemple & Co.'s Brilliant 

Cottrill & Co.'s Jim Guest B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Keanan ...... Royal Knight 

Lord Coleridge Thomas 

L. B. Field's Venisti J. T Williams' Joe Cotton 
Fleetwood Stable's Clatter M. Young's Bootblack 
J. Fank's Constellation Doubt 

DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF NOMINATOR. 

C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 



80 



The Charles Green, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $20 only if 
declared by April 15, 1885, with $2,000 added, the second to receive 
$300 and the third $150 out of the stakes; winners of any three- 
year-old stake of the value of $2,000 to carry 5 lb. extra; one mile, 
and a quarter. Closed with 57 subs., viz.: 



E. J. Baldwin's Brandywine 

Mira 

Mission BeUe 

Rapido 

Verano 

Volante 

S. Bryant's Lady of the Lake 
J. D. & J. K. Christy's Bonanza 
E. Corrigan's Irish Pat 

Isaac Murphy 

J. W. Rogers 

St. Patrick 

Vigilance 



W. Cottrill & Co.'s Jim Guest 

Keanan 

Lord Coleridge 

O'B. 

J. C Crall's Jessie J. 
Fleetwood Stable's Wanda 
W. P. Hunt's Keokuk 
C. R. Jaynes &. Co.'s Littlefellow 
W. H. King's Brevet 

Mocking Bird 

V. L. Kirkman's Earnest 
Lawrence & Co.'s Bangle 
Linwood Stable's Vaulter 



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80 



The Charles Green. 



Marvin & Co 's Harpoon II. 

N.J. 

T. J. Megibben's Orlando 

Vallisia 

jMEelbourne Stable's Mecca 

Theckla 

Memphis Stable's Capt. Lee 
Signal 

WilUe Clark (dead) 

3Iorris & Co.'sBersan 

Favor 

Freeman 

Ten Scone 

J. B. Northcott's Miss McGowan 

Opequon Stable's Guydette 



K. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

Editor 

Powers & Son's Volo 
Stemler & Co.'s Alta 
Ranch del Paso-'s Hidalgo 

La Scala 

Tyrant 

Gc. M Rye's Mystic 
P. G. Speth's Echelon 

Thistle 

R. N. Weisiger's Springlight 
G. D. Wilson & Co.'s Celsus 
M. Young's Harrigan 

Pegasus 

Troubadour 



DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF NOMINATOR. 
C. L. Hunt's Bhadama 



81 



'J lie Bankers' and Brokers', 



a sweep ::takes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $25 only 
if declared by April 15, 1885, with $1,000 added, the second to re- 
ceive $200, and the third $100 out of the stakes; winners of a 
three year-old stake of the value of $1,000, to carry 5 lb , of $1,500, 
7 lb., of any three or more stakes of any value, 10 lb. extra; one 
mile and a quarter. Closed with 38 subs., viz : 

^. J. Baldwin's Brandywine Lawrence & Co.'s Elsie B. 

Mission Belle Marvin & Co.'s Harpoon II. 

Volante T. J. Megibben's Orlando 

C Bell's Master Trump Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

J. M. Brown's Manda Brown Freeman 

-Carlile & Co.'s Irish Lass Palo Alto Farm's Bishop 

W. L. Cassidy's Reed Garland 

J. D. & J. K. Christy's Bonanza - . . Valiant 

J. M. Clay's La Sylphide R. C. Pate's Clay Pate 
The Slashes Powers it Son's Volo 

E. Corrigan's Ida Hope Rancho del Paso's Hidalgo 

Irish Pat • . La Scala 

Isaac Murphy -J. B. Richardson's Gold Ban 

J. W. ROfiers B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Lizzie Dwyer Royal Knight 

Cottrill & Co.'s Keanan- J. M. Thornton's Red Cloud 

Lord Coleridge J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 

Miss Mattie M. Young's Bootblack 

"W B. Jennings' Miller 

DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF NOMINATOR. 
'C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 



1885 



St. Louis — Spring. 



45^ 



w2 The eilis VITainwrigliLt, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, play or pay, with $500 added; 
by Mr. Ellis Wainwright, of St. Louis, of which $100 to the sec- 
ond, and $50 to the third; maidens when the stake closed allowed. 
5 lb., with 3 lb. additional if maidens at starting; winners of any" 
sta;<e in 1885 of the value of $1,000, to carry 5 lb. ; of two or mora 
such stakes, 7 lb. extra; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 35- 
subs., viz.: 
J. C. Alexander's Fanchette, 3 J. Tank's Constellation, 3 

E. J. Baldwin's Brandywine, 3 Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 

, Mira, 3 D. A. Honig & Bros.' Violin, 3 

Mission Belle, 3 R. J. Lucas' Sam Emory, 4 

C. Bell's Tahata, 5 Mack & Co.'s Slipalong, 5 

P. A. Brady's Mat McGinness, 6 Marvin & Co.'s Lycurgus, 5 
J. M. Broadwell's Clifton Bell, a T. J. Megibben's Audrain, 4 
J. A. Bruton's Al. Eoberison, 3 R. C. Pate's Conkling 4 . 

.... Archbi;ihop, 3 Embargo, 4 

W. L. Cassi-ly's Kershaw, 4 D. T. Pulsifer's King Robin, 4 

E. Corrigan's Isaac Murphy, 3 Rancho del Paso s Mark Daly, 4 

Modesty, 4 Hchoolgirl, 4 

Pearl Jennings, 6 J. S. Shaw's Nodaway, 4 

Swiney, 4 B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 

Vigilance, 3 J. T. Williams' Teresa, 4 

Cottrill & Co.'s Ensign, 4 Wooding & Co,'s Exploit, 4 

> Matinee, 4 Farandole, 4 

Fleetwood Stable's Rebuke, 3 



O^ The Railroad and Express Co., 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if declared 
by April 15, 1885, with $1,000 added, the second to receive $200, 
and the third $100 out of the stakes; winners of any race in 1885 
of the value of $1,000, t3 carry 5 1b.; of $1,500, 71b.; of $2,000,10 
lb. extra; one mile and a furlong. Closed with 50 subs., viz.: 



R. P. Ashes' Prince of Norfolk, 4 
E. J. Baldwin's G-rismer, 5 

Mission Belle, 3 

C. Bell's Colorado, 5 

Harry Gilmore, 6 

H. L. Bond's Annie L., 4 
P. A. Brady's Finality, 5 
W. T. Browning's Great Maria, 4 

Lute Fogle, 6 

J. A. Bruton's Al. Robertson, 3 

Archbishop, 3 

J. Carter's Aretino, 5 

W. L. Cassidy's Father John, 4 

E. Corrigan's Banana, 3 

Hazaras, 3 

Freeland, 6 . 

Modesty, 4 



Pearl Jennings, 6 
Cottrill's & Co.'s Matinee, 4 

Mona, 4 

O'B.,3 

S. Farrell's Revoke, 6 
Fleetwood Stable's Ailee, 4 

Wanda, 3 

P. C. Fox & Co.'s Tom Martin, 4 

Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 

D. A. Honig & Bros.' Thady, 5 

W. P. Hunt's John Davis, a 

G. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Imogene, 6 

W. B. Jennings' Miller, 3 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Powhatan, 4 

Lawrence & Co.'s Berlin, 4 

Marvin & Co.'s Valet, 6 

Morris & Co.'s Compensation, a 



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1885 



^3 ^*« Railroad and Express Co. 

IMorris & Co.'s Slocum, 5 ..... Mystic, 3 

-Palo Alto Farm's Bishop, 3 W. J. Scole's Aristocrat. 5 

Valiant, 3 B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 

R. C. Pate's Ascender, 5 Whitten Bros.' Patrick Dennis, 5 

Conkling, 4 J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 

Monogram, 6 M. Young's Bootblack, 3 

Kancho del Pasos Mark Daly, 4 Harrigan, 3 

-G. M. Rye's Bob Cook, 4 Pegasus, 3 



Qr^ Tlie St. Louis Hotel, 

a sweepstakes for three-year olds and upward, at $10 each at the time 
of entry, and $15 additional for starters, with $800 added, of 
whi3h $200 to the second, and $100 to the third; for gentlemen 
riders, at welter weights, professionals to carry 7 lb. extra; one 
mile. Closed with 19 subs., viz.: 



J. Alexander's Fred. Rice, a 
A. Anderson's Ella Rowett, a 
-J A. Bruton's Talleyrand, 5 
E. Corrigan's Banana, 3 

Ida Hope, 3 

Vigilance, 3 

W. R Woodward, 4 

Cottrill & Co.'s Keanan, 3 
...... Lord Coleridge, 3 

O'B.,3 



Cottrill & Co.'s Rock, 3 
W. Jennings' Miller, 3 
R. C. Pate's King Kyrle, 4 

Tasso, 3 

G. M. Rye's Bob Cook, 4 

Mystic, 3 

H. F. Vissman's Charley. Lucas, 5 
Whitten Bros.' Patrick Dennis, 5 
EvaS., 3 



Ob Tlie Real iCstate Agents', 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, play or pay, with $1,000 added, 
the second to receive $200, and the third $100 out of the stakes; 
winners of any race in 1885 of the value of $1,000, to carry 5 lb., 
of two or more stakes of the same value, 7 lb. extra; one mile and 
three-quarters. Clo&ed with 19 subs., viz.: 
E. J. Baldwin's Freda, 4 R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Loftin, 4 

Lucky B., 5 Marvin & Co.'s Rebel Scout, 4 

J. Carter's Aretino, 5 T. J. Megibben's Audrain, 4 

E. Corrigan's Freeland, 6 R. C. Pate's Boatman, 6 

Lizzie Dwyer, 3 Rancho del Paso's Schoolgirl, 4 

Modesty, 4 B. G. Thomas' Hiflight. 4 

, . Swiney, 4 J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 

J. Funk's Harry Cruz, 4 M. Young's Harrigan, 3 

Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 Troubadour, 3 

W. P. Hunt's April Fool, 5 



Ob The Mercliants', 

sweepstakes for all ages, at $10 each at the time of entry, and $15 
additional for starters, with $1,000 added, the second to receive 



1885 



St. Louis — Spring. 



47 



S6 2^/16 Merchants'. 

$200 and the third $100 out of the stakes; mile heats. Closed with 

31 subs., viz.: 

A. Anderson's Ella Rowett, a Fleetwood Stable's Clatter, 3 

E. J. Baldwin's Freda, 4 Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 

— Grismer, 5 D. A. Honig & Bro.'s Thady, 5 

H. L. Bond's Annie L., 4 Mack & Co 's Slipaway, 4 
P. A. Brady's Mat McGinness, 5 Marvin & Co.'s Valet 6, 

W. T. Browning's Iiute Fogle, 6 McGavock & Co.'s Tamerlane, 5 

D. & J. Byrnes' Fanny B., 3 K. C. Pate's Conkling, 4 

E. Corrigan's Freeland, 6 Monogram, 6 

Modesty, 4 Tattoo, 4 

Pearl Jennings, 6 Rancho del Paso's Mark Daly, 4 

...... Swiney, 4 G. M. Rye's Bob Cook, 4 

W. R. Woodward, 4 Mystic, 3 

Cottrill & Co.'s Matinee, 4 P. M. West's Hrenda, 3 

Mona, 4 Interest, 3 

S. Farrell's Revoke, 6 Wash Talburtt, 3 

Fleetwood Stable's Ailee, 4 



wi TKe Brewers' Cup, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 only if de- 
clared by April 15, 188.5, with $2 000 added, of which $200 to the 
second, and $100 to the third; three-year-olds to carry 90 lb.; 
four-year-olds, 108 lb.; five-year-olds and upward, 114 lb.; sex 
allowances; winners of any cup race to carry 5 lb.; of two, 10 lb. 
extra; two miles and a quarter. Closed with 25 subs., viz.: 
P. Ashe's Patsy Duffy, a W. P. Hunt's April Fool, 5 

E. J. Baldwin's Fallen Leaf, 4 Keokuk, 3 

Freda, 4 R. A Johnson & Co.'s Powhatan, 4 

Lucky B., 5 Mack & Co 's Slipalong, 5 

J. Carter's Aretino, 5 Marvin & Co.'s Rebel Scout. 4 

E Corrigan's Freeland, 6 J. T. Megibben's Audrian, 4 

Modesty, 4 Morris & Co.'s Compensation, a 

Swiney, 4 R. C. Pate's Boatman, 6 

Cottrill & Co.'s Ensign, 4 B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 

Matinee, 4 King Troubler, 4 

P. C. Fox & Co.'s Tom Martin, 4 P. M. West's Levant, 5 

J. Funk's Harry Cruz, 4 J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 

Hayden & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 



88 



WASHINGTON PARK CLUB, 

CHICAGO, IL.ly. 

Spring Meeting from June 27 to July 11, inclusive. 



The Lakeside, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-old fillies, at $50 each, play or pay, $10 
only if declared by February 1, $15 if by April 1, or $20 if by May 
1, 1885, with $1,000 added, the second to receive $200, and the third 



48 



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1885 



88 The Lakeside. 

$100 out of the stakes; winners of any stake of the value of $750, 
to carry 3 lb., of $1,200, 5 lb., of three or more stakes of any value, 
10 lb. extra; five furlongs. Closed with 71 subs, viz. : 

W. B. Jennings' Ursuline Nun 
Hurstbourne Stable s Acaria 

Alf reta 

.... Alma 
H. Johnson's Caroline 

Juliette 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Miss Bowler 
Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 
Linwood Stable's Carolina 

Patience 

E. E. Maddox's Susan H. 

J. G. McFadden's Hazel Klrie 

Melbourne Stable's Ferona 

' Pure Rye 

Palo Alto Farm's Flora Audtorson 

Gruenn 

Harriet 

Keepsake 

Nisa 

Robin Lass 

R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

Prima Donna 

Rancho del Paso's Fortuna 

Katie Darling 

Precioso 

Tyranny 

Ysabel 

Richardson's Alta Blue 



M. M. Allen's Miss Courtney 
Applegate & Co.'s Brambeline 
P. H. Ashe's Minuet 
E. J. Baldwin's Linda 

Maricopa 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Santa Anita Belle 

S. S. Brown's Eukonia 

Vamoose 

Vedette 

S. Bryant's Hetty S. 

J. N. Carlile & Co.'s Irish Mollie 

Chinn & Co.'s Flora L. 

MattieT. 

J. S. Clark's Sungleam 
G. H. Clay's Trinkitat 
E. Corrigan's Atelante 

Hattie Carlile 

Mary Ellis 

Mary Payne 

...... Pixey 

Cottrill & Co.'s Alabama 

Bessie Hinckley 

, Hot Spring 

Music Box 

M. Doyle's Golden Slipper 
Fleetwood Stable's Miramar 

Missive 

Trance 

J. Funk's Fedora {dead) 
C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgejleld 

J. Griffin's High Dice 
W. P. Hunt's Mohongo 
Tuh 



M. O. 

J. & J. Swigert's Katrina 
L. H. Todhunter's Haidee 
Wooding & Co.'s Ada D. 

Bastante 

M. Young's Red Girl 
Spaldie 



DECLARED FEB. 1, 1885-at $10 each. 
J. A. Bruton's Baby Belle J. 8. Clark's Sea Shell 



89 



Tlxe Ken^wood, 



a sweeepstakes for two-year-old colts, at $50 each, play or pay, $10 
only if declared by Feb. 1, $15 if by;April 1, or $20 by May 15, 1885, 
with $1,000 added, the second to receive $200, and the third $100 
out of the stakes; winners of any stake of the value of $750, to 



1885 



Chicago — Spring. 



49 



gQ The Kenwood. 

carry 3 lb.; of $1,200, 5 lb.; of three or more stakes of any value, 
10 lb. extra; five furlongs. Closed with 64 subs,, viz. 



Applegate & Co. 's Birthday 

Blaize Duke 

Endn rer 

JEi. J. Baldwin's Glen Almond 

Primero 

Silver Cloud 

Solid Silver 

C. Bell's The Dude 
S. S. Brown's Beaver 

Typo 

J. A. Bruton's Stony Batter 

Uncle Dan 

Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

T. J. Clay's Gen. Clitz 
E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 
Bluestone 

Cottrill & Co.'s Danville 

Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 
Gray & Co.'s Jim Gray 
W. P. Hunt's Capt. Shaw 

Little Charley 

Hurstbourne Stable's Glendale 
Hottentot 



R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 

T. M. Logan's Blaine 

R. E. Maddox's Jack Hardy, Jr. 

Luke Short 

T. J. Megibben s Endover 
Melbourne Stable's Blue "Wing 

Ed Gilman 

...... The Bourbon 

Syntax 

J. H. Morris' Missionary 
T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Plato 

Rancho del Paso's Ben Ali 
Stemler & Co.'s Ingleside 

Ed. Corrigan 

Gaston 

King of Norfolk 

J. & S Swigert's Fagin 

... . Grimaldi 

L. H. Todhunter's Monte Christo 

J. T. Williams' Chimborazoo 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 

..... Masterpiece 

Stormer 

Warfellow 



H. Johnson's Farrell 

DECLARED FEB. 1, 

Cottrill (& Co.s BtVy Barlow J. T. 

Hurstbourne Stable's Mr. Isaacs M.Young's Emmeti 

DECLARED APRIL 1. 1885— en; $15 each 
■S, Bryant's Waddell Bryant 
S. S. Brown's Fetch'em 



- at 10 each. 
Williams' Panama 



Palo Alto Farm's Whittier 



90 



The Hyde Park, 

-a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, play or pay, $10 only if 
declared by February 1, $15 if by April 1, or |'25 if by May 15, 1885, 
with $1,200 added, the second to receive $200, and the third $100 
out of the stakes; winners of any stake of the value of $1,000 to 
carry 5 lb. ; ot $1,500, 7 lb.; of three or more stakes of any value, 10 
lb. extra; six furlongs. Clesed with 87 subs, viz.: 
M. M. Allen's Miss Courtney E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

Applegate & Co.'s Birthday , MoUie McCarthy's Last 

Blaize Duke Silver Cloud 

Brambsline Solid Silvr 

Endurer C. Bell's The Dude 

P. H. Ashe's Minuet S. S. Brown's Beaver 

4 



50 



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1885 



90 The 

S. S. Brown's Eukonia 

Fetch'em 

Typo 

Vedette 

J. A, Bruton's Clonee 
Uncle Dan 

CMnn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

, . Harrodsburg 

J. S. Clark's Sungleam 

T. J. Clay's Gen. CUtz 

E. Corrigan's Atelante 

B. G. Bruce 

Bluestone 

Mary Payne 

Tartar 

Cottrill & Co.'s Danville 

Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

L. B. Field's Dempsey 
Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 
C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Gray & Co.'s Lucas 
Hurstbourne Stable's Glendale 

Hottentot 

W. P. Hunt's Annawan 

Asceola 

H. Johnson's Farrell 

E. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 

Lawrence & Co.'s Cyntbiana 

T. M. Logan's Logan 

B. E. Maddox's Lelie B. 

DECLARED FEB. 1, 1885— at $10 eacJi. 
Hurstbourne' sS'dbWs Mr. Isaacs 31. Young's Emmett 
J. T. Williams' Panama 

DECLARED APRIL 1, 1885— a^ $15 each. 
S. Bryant's Waddell Bryant Palo A / to Farm's Keepsake 
J. Funk's Fedora Rancho d- 1 Paso's Katie Darlinff 
W. P. Hunt's Moh ongo Ysahel 



Hyde Park. 

Me'bourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Ed Gilman 

Pure Bye 

The Bourbon 

Syntax 

J. H. Morris' Missionary 
T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez. 
Guenn 

Nisa 

Plato 

Robin Lass 

R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

Prima Donna 

Rancho del Paso's Fortuna 

Precioso 

. . Tyranny 

Stemler & Co.'s Ingleside 

Ed Corrigan 

Gaston 

King of Norfolk 

J. & J. Swigert's Grimaldi 

Valor 

L. H. Todhunter's Monte Christo" 
J. T. "Williams' Chimborazo 

Yosemite 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Spaldie 

S'^ormer 

Warfellow 



^1 Tlie Q,nickstep, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, $10 forfeit, with $750f 
added, the second to receive $200, and the third $100 out of the 
stake; winners of two races of any value to carry 5 lb. extra; 
maidens allowed 5 lb.; half a mile. Closed with 111 subs., viz.: 
A Anderson's Des Moines R. P. Ashe's Minuet 

R. P. Ashe's Ingleside E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Ed Corrigan Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Gaston Primero 

...... King of Norfolk Santa Anita Belle 



1885 



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51 



91 

C. M. Barry & Co.'s Surprise 

C. Bell's Mary P. 
Tlie Dude 

D. D. Bell's Virgie D. 

Vie 

J. M. Broadwell's Euneque 
J. M. Brown's *Lady Woodard 

Luna Brown 

S. S. Brown's Eutonia 
..'.,.. Vamoose 
J. A. Bruton's Porthane 
Stony Batter 

Uncle Dan 

S. Bryant's Belle of Louisville 
J. S. Campbell's Bee Jay 

Henrietta 

J. H, Fenton 

Ricliball 

W. L. Cassidy's Klrkman 
Chinn & Co.'s Harrodsburg 

Mattie T. 

G. H. Clay's Gen. Clitz 

Trinkitat 

J. B. Clay's Polaris 



The Quickstep. 

H. Johnson's Farrell 

Hannah 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 

Miss Bowler 

H. Lamars Aigrette 
Lawrence & Co.'s Miss Anna 
Linwood Stable's Catheiine M. 

Moonshine 

Patience 

E. J. Lucas' Athena {dead) 
R. E. Maddox's Eirdie H. 
J. G. McFadden's *Hazel Kirke 
T. J. Megibben's Endover 
Melbourne Stable s Blue Wing 

Mozelle 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Guenn 

Keepsake 

Moonlight 

Hato 



Clipslana Stable's Laura Garrison ^.^-^ ^obinjiasg 

E. Corrigan's Atelante "" "" -^ • '^-^i-- 

B. G, Bruce 

Hattie Carlile 

Mary Ellis 

Mary Payne 

Mary Winifred 

Tartar 

CottriJl & Co.'s Lancaster 

Music Box 

W. A. Dun's Wahoo 

Waw-o-Sae-Na 

L. B. Field's Dempsey 
Fleetwood Stable's Miramar 

Missive 

Trance 

J. Funks Fedora (c?ea'i) 

John Morris 

J. Griffin's High Dice 

F. B. Harper's Free Knight 
Hurstbourne Stables Acarla 

Alfreta 

...... Alma 

Glendale 

Hurstbourne Stable's Hottentot 
C. R. Jayne's & Co.'s Tenlike 
H. Johnson's Caroline 

* The same breeding is reported for both 



G. T. Parks' Xallapa 
F. P. Porters Joe L. 

Little Vic 

W. Preston's Marmoset 

Schottka 

D. T. Pulsifer's Mae Stanley . 

Puffer 

Rancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

Epicure 

Katie Darling 

M. D. Richardson's Alta Flue 
J. S. Shaws Mamie Hunt 
J. L. Spears' O Fallon 
B. G. Thomas' May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

J. H. Thompson's Allie B 

.... Faith Thompson 
Whitten Bros.' Renounce 

. . Revenge 

J. T. Williams' Yosemite 
M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 

Red Girl 

Spaldie 



52 



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92 



The American Derby, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $200 each, half forfeit, $20 only, 
if declared by Feb. 1, $30 if by April 1, or $40 if by May 
15, 18S5, with $5,000 added, the second to receive $750, and the 
third $250 out of the stakes; winners of any three-year-old stake 
of the value of $1,000, to carry 3 lb., of $1,500, 5 lb., of three or 
more three-year-old stakes of any value, 7 lb. extra; maidens al- 
lowed 5 lb.; one mile and a half. Closed with 62 subs., viz. : 



T. Alcock's Thistle 

N. Armstrong s Grey Cloud 

E. J. Baldwin's Brandywine 

Mira 

ftlission Belle 

Bapido 

...... VeraDo 

Volante 

J. N. Carlile & Co.'s Irish Lass 

W. L. Cassidy's Eeed 

J. D. & J. K. Christy's BDnanza 

L, Christy's Tennessee 

E. Corrigan's Irish Pat 

Isaac Murphy 

J. W. Rogers 

Lizzie Dwyer 

W. Cottrill & Co.'s Jim Guest 

Lord Coleridge 

Hurdtbourne Stable's Ram Lai 

W. P. Hunt's Keokuk 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Littlefellow 

W. H. King's Brevet 

V. L. Kirkman's Earnest 

Lawrence & Co.'s Bangle 

Linwood Stable's Vaulter 

C. Marks & Co.'s Henry Brown 



Marvin & Co.'s N.J. 
J. G-. McFadden's Lepanto 
T. J. Megibben's Orlando 
Melbourne Stable's Theckla 
Memphis Stable's Signal 

Willie Clark [dead] 

Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Favor 

Freeman 

Ten Stone 

W. M. Murray's Alf Estell 

Billy Ayres 

Palo Alto Farm's Bishop 

Garland 

Valiant 

R. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

Eaitor 

Powers & Son's Volo 
Rancho del Paso's Hidalgo 

.... Tyrant 
G. M. Rye's Mystic 
Stemler & Co.'s Alta 
JWilson & Co.'s Celsus 
M. Young's Doubt 

Harrigan 

Pegasus 

Troubadour 



Marvin & Co.'s Harpoon II 

DECLARED FEB. 1, 1885— a< $20 each. 



N. W. Kittson's St. Louis 
Palo Alto Farm's Robin Hood 
J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 



N. W. Kittson's Jongleiise 

Laurette 

Pardee 

Sayre 

DECLARED APRIL 1 1885— a« $30 each 
Hope&tile Stable's Radnor 



93 



Tlie Englewood, 

■B sweeptakes for three-year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 
only if declared by Feb. 1, or $20 if by April 1, and $30 if by May 
15, 1885, with $1,000 added, the second to receive $200, and the 
third $100 out of the stakes; winners of any three-year-old stake 
of the value of $1,000, to carry 3 lb.; of $1,500, 5 lb.; or of three 



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53 



93 The Englewood. 

or more such stakes of any value, 7 lb, extra; maidens allowed 5 

lb.: one mile. Closed witb 40 subs., viz.: 
Applegate & Co.'s Gennett Pride Hilgert & Co.'s May Kennedy 
N. Armstrong's Lavina Hurstbourne Stable's Ella B. 

J. A. Bachelor's Princess Ban Rosa R. 

E. J. Baldwin's Mira Termagant 

Mission Belle C.R.Jaynes & Co.'s Princess Chuck 

J. N. Carlile & Co.'s Irish Lass T. J. Megibben's Vallisia 

J. S. Clark's Impromtu Melbourne Stable's Tbeckla 

Retinue Merrill & Co.'s Maggie M. 

J. Churchill's Miss Derby Morris & Co.'s Coral 

E. Corrigan's Banana J. B. Northcutt's Miss McGowan 

Ida Hope Palo Alto Farm's Playmate 

lizzie Dwyer R. C. Pate's Belle Pate 

W. Cottrill & Co.'s Whizgig Tabitha 

Fleetwood Stable's Wanda J. & J. Swigert's Lady Maynard 

J. Funk's Constellation M. Young's Gold Ban 

DECLARED FEB. 1, 1885— a;! $10 each. 
J. G. Greener <£ Co.'s Enfilade N. W. Kittson's Laure te 

Germania Queen Anne 

N. W. Kittson's Jongleuse 

DECLA RED APRIL 1, 1885— a^ $20 each. 
S. Bryant's Lady of the Lake Hundley <£ Co. s Kalata 

W, Cottrill d- Co.'s Miss Mattie Rancho del Paso's La Scala 

DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF ISIOMINATOR. 

C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 



yTT Tlie Slieridftw, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 only 
if declared by Feb. 1, $20 if by Aprill, or $30 if by May 15, 1885, 
with $1,500 added, the second to receive $300, and the third $100 
out of the stakes; winners of any three-year-old stake of the value 
of $1,000, to carry 31b.; of $1,500, 5 lb.; of three or more stakes 
of any ^alue, 7 lb. extra; maidens allowed 7 lb.; one mile and a 
quarter. Closed with 67 subs., viz.: 
E, J. Baldwin's Brandywine E. Corrigan's Lizzie Dwyer 

Mission Belle W. Cottrill's & Co 's Jim Guest 

Rapido Lord Coleridge 

Verano O'B. 

Volante J. Funk's Constellation 

J, A, Bruton's Al. Robertson Hundley & Co.'s Kalata 

Archbishop W. P. Hunt's Keokuk 

W, L. Cassidy's Reed , Hurstbourne Stable's Ella B. 

J. D, & J. K. Christy's Bonanza Ram Lai 

J, Churchill's Falconer Rosa R. 

J, S. Clark's Retinue C, R. Jaynes & Co.'s Littlefellow 

E. Corrigan's Ida Hope V, L. Kirkman's Earnest 

Isaac Murphy Lawrence & Co.'s Bangle 

J. W. Rogers Linwood Stable's Vaulter 



5i 



; Chicago — Spring. 



1885 _ 



94 



The Sheridan. 



Marvin & Co.'s Harpoon II, 

N.J. 

T. J. Megibben's Orlando 
Melbourne Stable's Theckla 
Memphis Stable's Signal 

WilHe Clark {dead) 

Merrill & Co.'s Maggie M. 
Morris & Co.'s Beisan 

Favor 

Freeman 

Ten Stone 

W. M. Murray's Alf. Estell 

Billy Ay res 

T. J. Nichols' Warrenton 

J. B. Northcutt's Miss McGowan 



Powers & Son's Volo 
Palo Alto Farm's Bishop 

Garland 

Robin Hood 

Valiant 

K. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

Editor 

Rancho del Paso's Hidalgo 

Tyrant 

G. M. Rye's Mystic 
Stemler & Co.'s Alta 
M. Young's Gold Ban 

Harrigan 

Pegasus • 

Troubadour 



DECLARED FEB. 1, 1885— ai $10 each. 
iV. W. Kittson'^ Jongleuse N. W. Kittsons Queen Anne 

Laurette Sayre 

Pardee St. Louis • 

DECLARED APRIL 1, 1885-at $20 each. 
W. CoUrill's (£ Co.'s Dick Watts Rancho del Paso's La Scala 



DISQ UA LI FIE D B T DEA TH OF AOMIN A TOR. 
C. L. Hunt's Rhadama 



95 



The Drexel, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old colts, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 
only If declared by Feb. 1, $20 if by April 1, or $30 if by May 15, 
1885, with $1,000 added, the second to receive $200 and the third 
$100 out of the stakes, winners of any three year old stake of the 
value of $1,000, to carry 3 lb., of $1,500, 51b., of three or more three- 
year-old stakes of any value, 7 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; one 
mile. Closed with 54 subs., viz.: 



N. Armstrong's Grey Cloud 
E. J. Baldwin's Brandy wine 

Eapido 

Verano 

Volante 

J. A. Bruton's Archbishop 
W. L. Cassidy's Reed 
Chinn & Co.'s Handy Andy 
J. D. & J. K. Christy's Bonanza 
E. Coprigan's Irish Pat 

Isaac Murphy 

J. W.Rogers 

Vigilance 

W. Cottrill's Jim Guest 

Lord Coleridge 

O'B 

Hurstbourne Stable's Ram Lai 
W. P. Hunt's Keokuk 



Lawrence & Co.'s Bangle 
Linwood Stable's Vaulter 
C. Marks & Co.'s Henry Brown 
Marvin & Co.'s Harpoon II. ^ 

N.J. 

T. J. Megibben's Orlando 
Memphis Stable's Signal 

..... Willie Clark [dead] 
Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Favor 

Freeman 

Teh Stone 

W. M. Murray's Alf Estell 

Billy Ayres 

T. J. Nichols' Warreoton 
Palo Alto Farm's Bishop 
Palo Alto Farm'.s Garland 

Valiant 



1885 



Chicago —Spring. 



55 



The Drexel. 

Stemler & Co.'s Alta 

J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 

M. Young's Harrigan 

Pegasus 

Troubadour 



95 

Jl. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

Editor 

Powers & Son's Vitello 
Rancho del Paso's Hidalgo 

Tyrant 

G. M. Rye's Mystic 

DECLARED FEB 1, 1885— ai $10 each. 
J. G. Gre ner & Co.'s Erebus i^ . W Kittson's Sayre 

K. W. Kittson's Pardee Palo Alto Farm's Robin Hood 

St. Louis 

DECLARED ARRIL 1, 1885— ai! $20 each. 
S. Bryant's Toronto W. Cottrill <& Co.'s Dick Watts 



^0 The Oaltwood Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 eacli, half forfeit, $10 only if declared 
by May 1, 1885, with. $800 aided, the second to receive $200, and 
the third $100 out of the stakes; weights to be announced April 1, 
1885; winners of any race after the publication of the weights, of 
the value of $l,000,"to carry 5 lb. extra; one mile and a furlong. 
Closed with 105 subs., viz.: Lb. Lb. 

JI.J.McElmeel's Gen. Monroe,a 120 Applegate & Co.'s Burr Oak, 4. 101 
E. Corrigan's Pearl Jennings, 6 117 Wooding & Co.'s Earandole, 4. 100 

E. A. Johnson & Co.'s Lof tin,4 116 M. Young's Pegasus, 3 98 

Havdon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4.. 114 J.M.Broadwell s Clifton Belle.a 98 
G. M. Rye's Bob Cook 4. ... 114 D. T. Pulsifer's Whisperine, 4. 98 

P. C. Eox & Co.'s Tom Martin,4 112 W. J. Scoles' Aristocrat, 5 98 

J. Spellman's Strathspey, a .. 112 Wooding & Co.'s Exploit, 4. ... 98 

E. Corrigan's W.R.Woodward,4 110 Cottrill & Co.'s O'B., 3 98 

Johnson & Co.'s Powhatan, 4.. 110 R. C. Pate's Embargo, 4 98 



Clay & Co.'s The Admiral, 4 . . . 110 
W. L. Cassidy's Saunterer, a . 108 
J. A. Batchelor's Princess, 5. . . 107 

Lawrence & Co.'s Berlin, 4 106 

E. Corrigan's Wedding Day, a. 106 



E. Cor f igan's Banana, 3 97 

J. W. Rogers, 3 97 

B. Woodford's Trollope, 4 97 

M. Young's Bootblack, 3 97 

Harrigan,3 97 



Cottrill & Co.'s Mona, 4 106 C. Bell's Colorado, 5 97 

P. A. Brady's Finality, 4 106 Lady Trump, 4 ... 97 

G. Bell's Harry Gilmore, 6 105 Marvin & Co.'s Wellington, 6. . 97 

€arlile & Co.'s Owen Bo wling.5 105 Mack & Co. 's Slipaway, 4 97 

Marvin & Co.'s Valet, 6 105 H. L. Bond's Annie L., 4 97 

J. Spellman's Wandering, 5. . . 105 Fleetwood Stable's Actor, 4. . . 97 

M.M.Allen's PrinceofNorfolk,4 104 J. S. Shaw's Nodaway, 4 97 

jr. Carroll's Tasgatherer, 6. . . . 104 T. J. Megibben's Orlando, 3 . . . 96 

C.R. Jayne&Co.'sImogene, 5. 104 J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton, 3.. 95 



F. Waters' Vanguard, 5 104 

M. Young's Troubadour, 3 103 

E. J. Baldwin's Grismer, 5 103 

J. Funk's Harry Cruz, 4 103 



E. J. Baldwin's Rapido, 3 95 

W. L. Cassidy's Kershaw, 4 . . . 95 
Hurstbourne Stable's Toma- 
hawk, 5 95 



B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 103 B. Howard's Venture, 4 95 

P. M. West's Ghost II., 5 102 D. T. Pulsifer's King Robin, 4. 95 

JFleetwood Stable's Ailee, 4. . . . 101 D. A. Honig & Bros.' Thady, 5 95 



56 



Chicago — Spring. 



1885 



96 ^^* Oakwood Handicap. 

Lb. Lb. 

Mack & Co.'s Slipalong, 5 95 E.Corrigan's Vigilance, 3 91 

CB-.Taynes & Co. s Ed. Butts,4 95 Hurstbourne Stable's Bam 

Clipsiana Stable's Sandoval, 4. 94 Lai, 3 91 

Cottrill & Co.'s Ensign, 4 94 J. J. Connolly's Idle Pat, 5 90 

Bandall & Co.'s Anna Wood- B. Howard's Massac, 4 90 

cock, 3 94 W.Arnett's Lottie Kempster, 4 90 

N. Armstrong's Hermine, 6. .. 94 J. A. Bruton's Arcbbishop, 3.. 90 

T. J. Nichols Warrenton, 3. . . . 94 Al. Eobertson, 3 90 

"WliittenBros.'PatrickDennis,6 94 Fleetwood Stable's Eebuke, 3. 90 

Jayne & Co.'s Jase Pbillips, 4. 93 V. L. Kirkman's Earnest, 3 90 

Lin wood Stable's Vaulter, 3... 93 B. McBrides Martindale, 3 90 

Palo Alto Farm's Bishop, 3 93 J. H. Thompson's Dad, 3 90 

G. M. Bye's Mystic, 3 93 F. Waters' Monocrat, 4 90 

Walden&Co.'s AbbStemler, 4. 93 Honig Bros.' Violin, 3 . ... 90 



Cottrill & Co.'s Jim Giiest, 3. 

Bandall & Co.'s Socks, 3 

Carlile & Co.'s Irish Lass, 3 

E. E. Maddox's Blackfellow, 4. 



92 Hurstbourne Stable's Term- 

92 agant, 3 89 

92 Lawrence &Co.sElsieB.. 3... 88 

92 Palo Alto Farm's Valiant, 3... 88 



E. Corrigan's Ida Hope. 3 92 P. M. West's Interest, 3. 

H.Johnson's Mary Hamilton, 3 92 Hurstbourne Stable's EUa B., 3 88 

B.G.Thomas' King Troubler, 4 92 Lisland, 3 88 

Fleetwood Stable's Chatter, 3. 91 BosaB.,3 

E J. Baldwin's Brandywine, 3. 91 C. Bell's Master Trump, 3 

J. S.Clark's Impromptu, 3.... 91 Sparkling, 3 

Palo Alto Farm s Garland, 3. . . 91 



87 
BT 
87 



\j I Tlie Boulevard, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, $10 forfeit, $750 added, the 
econdto receive $200, and the third $100 out of the stakes; win- 
ners in 1885 of two races of any value, to carry 5 lb. ; of three or 
more races of any value, 7 lb. extra; one mile and a quarter. 
Closed with 70 subs., viz.: 
J. C. Alexander's Fanchette, 3 E. Corrigan's Isaac Murphy, 3 

M. M. Allen's Prince of Norfolk, 4 Lizzie Dwyer, 3 

Applegate & Co.'s Burr Oak, 4 Modesty, 4 

W. Arnett's Lottie Kempster, 4 Pearl Jennings, 6 

E. J. Baldwin's Fallen Leaf, 4 W. B. Woodward, 4 

Mira, 3 Cottrill & Co.'s Keanan, 3 

Volante, 3 Matinee, 4 

C. Bell's Colorado, 5 Fleetwood Stable's Clatter, 3 

P. A. Brady's Finality, 5 Bebuke, 3 

J. M. Broadwell's CUf ton Bell, a Wanda. 3 

3. A. Bruton's Al. Eobertson, 3 J. Funk's Constellation, 3 

Archbishop 3 Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 

J. S. Campbell's Kiohba, 5 D. A. Honig & Bros.' Thady, 5 

W. L. Cassidy's Kershaw, 4 Hopedale Stable's Hopedale, 3 

Clipsiana Stable's Sandoval, 4 Eadnor, 3 

E, Corrigan's Banana, 3 W. P. Hunt's John Davis, a 
Freeland, 6 Hurstbourne Stable's Lisland, 3' 



1885 



Chicago —Spring. 



57 



97 



The Boulevard. 



Hurstbourne Stable's Bam Lai, 3 

Bosa B., 3 

C. B. Jaynes & Co.'s Imogene, 5 

Jase Phillips, 4 

B. A. Johnson & Co.'s Loftin, i 

Powhatan, 4 

V. L. Kirkman's Earnest, 3 
H. Lamar's Vicinity, i 
Lawrence & Co.'s Berlin, 4 
Linwood Stable's Vaulter, 3 
B. E. Maddox's Nat Kramer, 3 
Marvin & Co.'s Harpoon II., 3 
...... Valet, 6 

B. McBride's Martindale, 3 
J. E. McDonald's Fosteral, 6 

Wallansee, 6 

E. J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, a 
T. J. Megibben's Audiain, i 



Palo Alto Farm's Bishop, 3 

G-arland, 3 

Valiant, 3 

B. C. Pates King Kyrle, 4 
Bancho del Paso's Schoolgirl, i 

Socis, 3 

G. M. Bye's Bob Cook, i 

Mystic, 3 

J. Spellman's Strathspey, a 

M. A.Walden & Co.'s Abb Stemler,4 

P. M. West's Interest, 3 

Wash Talburtt, 3 

Whitten Bros.' Patrick Denis, 5 
M. Young's Bootblack, 3 

Dotibt, 3 

Harrigan, 3 

Pegasus, 3 

Troubadour, 3 



98 



Tlie Columbia. 



a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if de- 
clared by May 15, 1885. with $1,000 added, the second to receive 
$200, and the third $100 out of the stakes; weights, 5 lb. below 
the scale; winners of anv race in 1885 of the value of $1,500. to 
carry 5 lb. extra; one mile and three-quarters. Closed with 41 
subs., viz.: 
M. M. Allen's Patsy Duffy, a C. B. Jaynes & Co.'s Ed. Butts, 4 

Applegate & Co.'s Gennett Pride, 3 Princess Chuck, 3 

E. J. Baldwin's Freda. 4 B. A. Johnson & Co.'s Loftin, 4 

Lucky B., 5 Powhatan, 4 

Verano, 3 Mack & Co.'s Slipaway. 4 

C. Bell's Colorado, 5 Marvin & Co.'s Bebel Scout, 4 
... . . Harry Gilmore, 6 E. J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, « 
W. L. Cassidy's Blazes, a T. J. Megibben's Audrain. 4 

J. Churchill's Falconer, 3 Morris & Co.'s Freeman, 3 

E. Corrigan's Freeland, 6 . Slocum, 5 ' 

Lizzie Dwyer, 3 J. Murphy's Binnette, 4 

Modesty, 4 E. C. Pate's Boatman, 6 

Swiney , 4 Bussell & Co.'s Anna Woodcock. 3 

W. B. Woodward, 4 G. M. Bye's Bob Cook, 4 

Cottrill & Co.'s Buchanan, 4 M. A.Walden & Co.'s Abb Stemler,4: 

P. C. Fox & Co.'s Tom Martin, 4 F. Waters' Monocrat, 4 

Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 P. M. West's Levant, 5 

D. A. Honig & Bro.'s Thady, 5 J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 
Violin, 3 M. Young's Harrigan, 3 

W. P. Hunt's April Fool, 5 Troubadour, 3 

Keokuk, 3 



58 



Chicago— Spring . 



1885 



^y The Great Vl^estern Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 eacti, half forfeit, $11) only if declared 
by May 1, 1835, with $1,000 added, the second to receive $200 and 
the third $100 out of the stakes; weights to be announced April 1, 
1885; winners of any race after the publication of the weights of 
the value of $1,000 to carry 5 lb., of $1,500, 7 lb. extra, one mile 
and a half. Closed with 83 subs., viz..: Lb. 

E.J.McElmeel's Gen Monroe, a 122 M. Young's Doubt. 3 96 



118 
116 
116 
115 
115 
115 



T. J. Megibben's Audram, 4 
E A.Johnson & Co.'s Loftin, 4 
B J. Baldwin's Lucky B., 5. . , 
M. M. Allen's Patsy Duffy, a., 
Cottrill & Co.'s Buchanan, 4. . 
Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4. 

G. M. Eye's Bob Cook, 4 115 

W. L. Cassidy's Blazes, a 114 

P.C. Fox & Co.'s Tom Martin, 4 114 
J. Spellman's Strathspey, a. . . 110 
E.Corrigan's W.E Woodward,4 110 
Johnson & Co.s Powhatan, 4. 110 
J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4. . . 110 
J. Murphy's Binnette, 4. . 
Cottrill & Co.'s Matinee, 4. . 

E. J. Baldwin's Freda, 4 107 

Lawrence & Co.'s Berlin, 4 . . . 107 

P. M. West's Levant, 5 106 

Morcis & Co.'s Compensation, 6 105 

E. Corrigan'sSwiney, 4 105 

Wedding Day, a 104 

M. Young's Troubadour, 3 ... 104 
M.M.Allen sPrinceof Norfolk, 4 103 

G. Carrolls Taxgatherer, 6 103 

C.E.Jayne & Co.'s Imogene, 5. 103 



Harrigan, 3 95 

J.M.Broadwell's Clifton Bell, a 95 

D. T. Pulsifer's Whisperine, 4. 95 

W. J. Sdole's Aristocrat, 5 95 

Wooding & Co.'s Exploit, 4 95 

Mack & Co.'s Slipaway, 4 95 

W.L.Cassidy's Father John, 4. 95 

F . Waters' Monocrat, 4 95 

J.T.Williams' Joe Cotton, 3 . , . 95 

Clipsiana Stable's Sandoval, 4. 94 

Eandall & Co.'s Socks, 3, ..... . 94 

Cottrill & Co 's Jim Guest, 3 . . 94 

E. Corrigan's Irish Pat, 3 94 

110 ...... Ensign, 4 93 

107 Randall & Co.'s Anna Wood- 
cock, 3 93 

D. T. Pulsifer's Hanap, 4 93 

M. Young's Diamond, 3. ..... . 93 

Carlile & Co.'s Irish Lass, 3. . . 93 

E. E. Maddox s Blackfellow, 4 . 92 
B.G.Thomas' King Troubler, 4 92 
Fleetwood Stable's Clatter, 3 . . 92 

Honig Bros.' Thady, 5 92 

Hurstbourne St's Earn Lai, 3. . 91 

E. Corrigan's Vigilance, 3 91 



F. Waters' Vanguard, 5 103 Ida Hope, 3 



B. Howard's Venture, 4 103 

P.A.Brady's Matt McGinness,6 102 
N. Armstrong's Monarch, 6.. . 102 

Fleetwood Stable's Ailee, 4 102 

B. G. Thomas' Hiflight, 4 100 

Wooding & Co. 's Farandole, 4. . 1 00 
B. Corrigan's J. W. Eogers, 3.. 98 

B. Woodford's Trollope, 4. . . . 98 
M. Young's Bootblack, 3 

C. Bell's Colorado, 5 

Marvin & Co.'s Wellington, 6. . 
Eancho del Paso's Schoolgirl, 4 
F. B. Harper's Obermeyer, 5.. 

E. C. Pate's Tattoo, 4 97 

M. Young's Pegasus. 3 96 



C E.Jaynes& Co.'s Ed. Butts,4 

Walden & Co.'s Abb Stemler, 4 . 

L. B. Fields' Venisti, 3 

J. J. Connolly's Idle Pat, 5 

B. Howard's Massacre, 4 

Lawrence & Co.'s Elsie B., 3. . . 
98 Hopedale Stable s Eadnor, 3. . 

98 J. Churchill's Falconer, 3 

98 Hurstbourne Stable's Ella B.,3 

97 Lisland, 3 

97 EosaE., 3 

97 Honig Bros.' Violin, 3 

97 Whitten Bros.' Eva S., 3 

Mack & Co.'s Slipalong, 5. 



90 
90 
90 
90 
90 
90 
90 
90 



87 
87 
87 
87 
87 



C. Bell's Master Tfump, 3 87 



100 



Tlie Wasliington Pa«k Cup, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward, at $100 each, $25 for- 



1885 



Chicago ^Spring ^ Far Bockaway — Spring. 



59 



100 The Washington Park Cup. 

feit, $10 only if declared by May 15, 1885, with $2,000 added, tlie 
second to receive $300, and the third $100 out of the stakes; 
weights, 5 lb. under the scale; winners of any race of the value of 
$2,000 in 1885, to carry 5 lb. extra; two miles and a quarter. Closed 
with 42 subs., viz.: 
M. M. Allen's Patsy Duffy, a Laurence & Ce.'s Berlin, 4 

N. Armstrong's Monarch, 6 J. W.&E.H.Loud'sLida Stanhope, a 

E. J. Baldwin's Fallen Leaf, 4 Mack & Co.'s Slipaway, 4 

Freda, 4 Slipalong, 5 

Lucky B., 5 Marvin & Co.'s Beechmoor, a 

G. Bell's Colorado, 5 .... Rebel Scout, 4 

E. Corrigan's Freeland, 6 J. E. McDonald's Fosteral, 6 

Irish Pat, 3 Wallensee, 6 

Modesty, 4 E. J. McElrueel's Gen Monroe, a 

Swiney, 4 T. J. Megibben's Audri^n, 4 

Cottrill & Co.'s Buchanan, 4 Morris & Co.'s Compensation, a 

— . . Matinee, 4 Slocum, 5 

P. C. Fox & Co.'s Tom Martin, 4 J. Murphy's Binnette, 4 

J. Funk's Harry Cruz, 4 R. C. Pate's Boatman, 6 

J. Hannigan's Athlone. a G. M. Rye's Bob Cook, 4 

Hayden & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 M.A.Walden & Co.'s Abb. Stemler,4 

W. P. Hunt's April Fool, 5 P. M. West's Levant, 5 

Keokuk, 3 J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 

C R. Jaynes & Co.'s Ed. Butts, 4 M. Young's Doubt. 4 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Loftin, 4 Harrigan, 3 

Powhatan, 4 Troubadour, 3 

For Stakes to be Run at the Autumn Meeting, see Stake No. 259. 



BOCKAWAY STE fePLECHASE ASSOCIATION, 

PAR RtiCKAWAY, V9. Y. 

Inaugural Meeting, May 9, 13 and 16. 
m A^ t Ii^o R cka-way Green Steeplecliase, 

XU* Additional Entries due April 15. 

a sweepstakes for horses that have never started in any steeplechase 
or hurdle race, at $50 each for starters, $10 forfeit for horses en- 
tered by Feb. 1, and $20 for horses entered by April 15, with $1,000 
added, of which $350 to the second, and $150 to tQe third; to carry 
30 lb. more than weight for age; professional riders to carry 7 lb. 
extra; about two miles and a half. Closed Feb. 1 with 25 entries, 
viz.: 

A. Belmont, Jr.'s Adamanthus, 5 

A. Brown's Billy Stockwood, 

W. C. Daly's Ecuador, 4 

J. P. Dawes' Hinda, 5 
Keewatin, 5 

Essex Stable's Tarquin, 4 

J. R. Graham's Trenton, 4 

L. Graham's Brunswick, 6 



L. Hart's Paterson, 5 

R. C. Kennedy's Jacqueminot, 4 

C. Littlefield's Free Gold, 6 
Long Island Stable's Emulation. 4 
Long Island Stable's Sir Hugh, a 

D. Price's Herald, 6 

Mr. Richmond's Braewood, 4 
Distxirbance, a 



60 Far Rockaway — Spring. 1885 

101 ^^^ Bockaway Green Steeplechase. 

S. D. Bipley's Baldwin, 5 T. Swain's Satanella, 6 

Rockaway Stable's Jester, a H. Theobald's Bed Bnd, 4 

Privateer, 4 P. Tobin's Bay Miller, 6 

..... Waldo, 4 Or. Work's Flames, 6 

Smith & Co.'s Mystic, 4 



102 



The Q,iieeiis County Hurdle Handicap, 

Additional Entries due April 15. 



a sweepstakes at $50 each for starters, $10 forfeit for horses entered 
by Feb. 1, and $20 for borses entered by April 15, with $1,000 
added, of wliicli $350 to tbe second, and $100 to the third; weights 
to be announced Mayl; minimum weight 135 lb ; professional 
riders to carry 7 lb. extra; the winner of the Rockaway Green 
Steeplechase to carry 5 lb. extra; hurdle racecourse, about two 
miles. Closed Feb. 1 with 38 subs., viz. : 
Blagrave Stable's Renegade, 5 C. Littlefield's Free Gold, 6 

W. C. Daly's Jim McGowan, 4 Long Island Stable's Emulation, 

J. P. Dawes's Charlemagne, a J. H. McCormick's Bonero, 3 

. . Kinkead, a ... Pope Leo, a 

T. Donohue's Felix, a P. H. McMahon's Marshall, 6 

Rochester, a M. N. I»lolan's Bourke Cochran, a 

H. Drysdale's Echo, a Capt. Curry, 5 

H. T. Edwards' Westwind, 4 Glenarm, 6 

A. M. Esdail's Little Jack, a Miss Moulsey, a 

Essex Stable's Response, 5 Mr. Richmond's Disturbance, a 

Tarquin, 4 Scalper, 5 

Excelsior Stable's Quebec, 6 S. D. Ripley's Baldwin, 5 

L. Graham's Brunswick, 6 Rockaway Stable's Barometer, a 

L. Hart's Paterson, 5 Privateer, 4 

Hopson Bros.' Will Davis, a Waldo, 4 

Irving Stable's Disturbance, a R. Shea's Ascoli, 6 

Postguard, a H. Theobald's Red Bud, 4 

R. E. Kennedy's Callao, a G. Work's Flames, 6 
Jacqueminot, 4 Ouray, 5 



^ ^O The Great Lon^ Island Steeplechase Handicap, 

^Vw Additional Entries due April 15. 

a sweepstakes at $75 for starters, $10 forfeit, for horses entered 
Feb. 1, $25 for horses entered by April 15, with $1,500 added, of 
which $450 to the second, $150 to the third, the fourth to save its 
stake; weights to be announced May 1; minimum weight 140 lb., 
professionals to carry 7 lb. extra; winners of the Rockaway Green 
Steeplechase, or of the Queens County Hurdle Race, to carry 7 lb. 
extra; of both, 121b.; full course, about three miles and a half. 
Closed Feb. 1, with 32 subs., viz.: 
W. C. Daly's Jim McGowan, 4 A. M. Esdaile's Little Jack, a 

J. P. Dawes' Charlemagne, a Essex Stable's Response, 5 

Rose, a L. Graham's Brunswick, 6 

T. Donohue's Felix, a L. Hart's Capt. York, 6 

H. Drysdale's Echo, a Hopson Bros.' Will Davis, a 



1885 Far Bockaioay— Spring; Washington— Spring. 61 



103 ^^^ Great Long Island 

Irving Stable's Disturbance, a 

Post guard, a 

B.. E. Kennedy's Callao, a 

J acqueminot, 4 

T. S. Latrobe's Wooster, a 

C. Littl^fleld's Free Gold, 6 
J. H. McCormick's Bonero, 5 

M. N. Nolan's Bourke Cockran, a 

Capt. Curry, 5 

Miss Moulsey, a 

D. Price's Herald, 6 



Steeplechase Handicap. 

Queens County Stable's Williams.a 

Mr. Richmond's Scalper, 5 

S. D. Ripley's Baldwin. 5 

Rockaway Stable's Barometer, a 

Privateer, 4 

, Waldo, 4 

R. Shea's Ascoli, 6 
Smith & Co.'s Mystic, 4 
H. Theobald's Red Bird, 4 
G. Work's Flames, 5 
Ouray, 5 



104 



NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB, 

WASHINGTON, D. C. 

Spring Meeting from May 12 to 15 inclusive. 

The Youtlifiil, 



a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, with 

added, of which SlOO to the second, the third to save its stake; to 
carry 110 lb., with sex allowances; half a mile. Closed with 16 
subs., viz : 



O. Bowie's Cato 

Shady 

W P. Burch's Biggonnett 
Davis & Co.'s Bess 
T. W. Doswell's Wayward 
W. Hussey's Springaway 
G. H. Kernaghan's Jennie B. 

Little Minnie 



J. McMahon's Frank Ward 
G. W. Medinger's Elk wood 
W. L. Scott's Bellringer 
... Faun 

... Quito 

Velvet 

R. W. Walden's Bessie B. 
Virgilia 



lUw Tlie Brentifvood, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, $laonly if 
declared out by May 1, with $700 added, of which $100 to the sec- 
ond, the third to save its stake; to carry 110 lb.; sex allowances; 
the winner of the Youthful Stakes to carry 5 lb. extra; five fur- 
longs. Closed with 16 subs., viz.: 

O. Bowie's Cato . W. H. Murtishaw's Starling 

Shady W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

W. P. Burch's Biggonnett Charity 

Davis & Co.'s Bes^s Faun 

W. Hussey's Springaway Quito 

G. H. Kernaghan's Jennie B. Velvet 

Little Minnie R. W. Walden's Bessie B. 

C. W. Medinger's Elkwood Virgilia 



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Washington — Spring, 



1885 



lUw Ttie Analostan, 

a sweepstakes for three year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, with $750 
added, of which $150 to the second, the third to save its s'ake; one 
mile Closed with 20 subs., viz.: 
J. A. Batchelor's Pj-incess Ban C. Littlefleld's Tecumseh 

O. Bowie's Lord Lome Lone Star Stable's Bill Sterritt 

Marylander \ J. H. McGavock's Lucy Lewis 

Davis & Co. 's Kenita C. W Medinger's Fairmount 

Rosette J. Mitchell's Emerson 

T. W. Doswell's Thomasia W. L. Scott's Radha 

Wickham W. Terry's Jim Beck 

D. C. Fannin & Co.'s John C. J. Walden's Mentmore 
W. Hussey's Value R. W. Walden's Harefoot 
W. Jennings' Maggie J. Hart 



lU i The Army and Navy, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, with $1,000 

added, of which $200 to the second, and $100 to the third; the 

winner of the Analostan Stakes to carry 5 lb. extra; one mile and 

a furlong. Closed with 14 subs., viz.: 

0. Bowie's Lord Lome Lone Star S+able's Nannie Gentry 

Marylander J. H. McGavock's Lucy Lewis 

Vesta J. Mitchell's Emerson 

W. P. Burch's Telle Pos W. L. Scott's Florio 

T. W. Doswell's Wickham J. Walden's Ballot 

Winston R. W. Walden's Harefort 

C . Littlefleld's Tecumseh Hart 



108 



Tile National Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if de- 
clared by May 1, with $800 added, of which $200 to the second, 
the third to save its stake; weights to be announced April 17; 
one mile and a furlong. Closed with 30 subs., viz. 



W. R. Babcock's Lizzie Mack, 5 
O. Bowie' 5 Bessie, 5 

Mac, 4 

W. P. Burch's Col. Sprague, a 
J. S. Campbell's John Sullivaa, 6 
M. J. Daly's Jim Carlisle, 4 
Davis & Co.'s Enigma, 4 

Fernleaf , 5 

Rosiere, 4 

Vinton, 4 

T. W. Doswell's Sunmaid, 4 
D. C. Fannin & Co.'s Decoy Duck,4 
W. E. French's Valley Forge, 4 
W. Hussey's Grey Bonnet, 4 
Regret, 4 



W. Jennings' Farewell, 6 
C. Littlefleld's Marmaduke, 4 
J. W. & R. H. Loud's Richard L. 
Lone Star Stable's Hatef, a 
J. McMahon's Frankie B., 6 

Hilarity, 6 

Joe Mitchell, 5 

Swift, 5 

C. H. Pettingill's Agincourt, 4 
W. L. Scott's Greystone, 4 

Referee, 5 

J. Walden's Flower of Meath, a 
R. W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4 
Whitaker & Co.'s Lady Dean, 5 
J. H. Wingate's Kitty Clover, 4 



1885 Washington — Spring; Baltimore — Spring. 63 

XQu Tine AVillarffs Hotel, 

a selling sweepstttkes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, only $10 if 
declared by May 1, with $750 added by the proprietor of Willard's 
Hotel, of which $100 to the second; horses entered to be sold for 
$5,000, to carry weight for age ; if for $4,000, allowed 5 lb.; if for 
$3,000, 10 lb. ; and if for less, to be allowed 1 lb for each $100 less 
down to $1,000; any surplus over the entered selling price to be 
divided between the owners of the second and third; one mile. 
Closed with 35 subs., viz. : 
W. R. Babcock's Lizzie Mack, 5 G. H. Kernaghan'sBurch, 5 
J. A. Batchelor's Princess, 5 C. Littlefield's Marnaaduke, 4 

O. Bowie's Joybell, 3 Lone Star Stable's Hatef, a 

W. P. Burch's Col. Sprague, a J. W. & R. H. Loud's Lady Loud, 4 

Mordaunt, 5 J. H. McG-avock's Lucy Lewis, 3 

J. S. Campbell's Miss Goodrich, 5 J. McMahon's FrankieB,, 6 

M. J. Daly's Mike's Pride, 5 Joe Mitchell, 5 . 

Davis & Co.'s Enigma, 4 Swift, 5 

Fernleaf, 5 C. W. Medinger's Frank, 3 

Rosiere, 4 C. H. Pettingill's Agincourt, 4 

T. W. Doswell's Bullfield, 4 Queen Esther, a 

Etha, 3 W. Terry's Jim Beck, 3 

Sunmaid, 4 J. Walden's Flower of Meath, a 

W. E. French's Valley Forge, 4 R. W. Walden's Hart, 3 

W. Hupsey's Grey Bonnet, 4 Lulu S., 3 

Regret, 4 Whitaker & Co.'s Lady Dean, 5 

W. Jennings' Farewell, 6 J. H. Wingate's Kitty Clover, 4 
Remember, 4 



110 



The Diplomatic, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, with $800 added, of 
which $200 to second, third to save its state, three-year-olds to 
carry 90 lb ; four-year-olds, 108 lb.; five years and upward, 114 lb., 
sex allowances; one mile and a half. Closed with 11 subs., viz.: 
O. Bowie's Bald Hornet, 5 J. McMahon's Hilarity, 6 

W. P. Burch's Col. Sprague, a Joe Mitchell, 5 

Telle Doe, 3 W. L. Scott's Greystone, 4 

Davis & Co.'s Vinton, 4 Referee, 5 

C. Littlefield's Tecumseh. 3 R. W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4 

Lone Star Stable's Olivette, 5 



MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB, 

BA.I..TIMORE, MD. 

m Spring Meeting May 19 to 22, inclusive. 

Tiie Cl:«baugh. Memorial, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, with 

added, of which $200 to tbe second, the third to save its stake ; 
colts to carry 110 lb., fillies and goldings allowed 3 lb. ; to name 
through the entry box the day before the race; hall a mile. Closed 
with 6 subs., at one subscription each, viz. : 
O. Bowie W, P. Burch G. H. Kernaghan 

C. W. Medinger W. L. Scott R. W. Walden 



64 



Ba Itimore — Spring. 



1885 



J,i^ The Patapsto, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 eacli, $20 forfeit, witli $500 
added, tlie second to receive $150 out of the stakes; winners of 
any sweepstake to carry 5 lb. extra; five furlongs. Closed with 14 
subs., viz.: 

O. Bowie's Cato C. W. Medinger's Elkwood 

Shady W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

W. P. Burch's Biggonnet Faun 

Davis & Co. 's Bess Quito 

W. Hussey's Springaway Velvet 

O. H.Kernaghan s Col. Cowan B. W. Walden's Bessie B 

Little Minnie Virgilia 



J,J,Q Tlie Animal Homebred, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, bred and owned at the time of run- 
ning by the nominators, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if de- 
clared by May 1, 188i, with $500 added, of which $100 to the sec- 
ond; one mile. Closed with 20 subs., viz.: 
O. Bowie's Consolation G. H. Kernaghan's b f, by Longfel- 

Lord Lome low— Brocade 

Marylander C. W. Medinger's Fairmount 

Monte Watson J. S. Owens' b c, by Botheration- 
Davis & Co.'s Eugo Mabel 

Kosette Ran cocas Stable's Krishna 

T. W. Doswell's Wickham W. L. Scott's Radha 

Winston R. W. Walden's Harefoot'' 

i). C. Fannin & Co.'s John C. Little Savage (dead) 

Mr. Kelso's Maumee M. Young's Harrigan 

Mr. Kelso's Warder 

DECLARED 31 A Y 1 , ISSi—at $10 each. 
Mr. Kelso's Sh- Edward 



Xl'X Tlie Cliesapeake, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old filUes, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 
only if declared by May 1, 1884, with $500 added, of which $100 to 
the second; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 18 subs., viz.: 

O. Bowie's Catamaran Mr. Kelso's Maumee 

Monte Watson ...... Relay 

Tincture G. H. Kernaghan's b f, by Long- 

Vesta fellow — Brocade 

Joybeil F. Mossiori's Typhoon 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne W. L. Scott's Florio 

Davis & Co.'s Rosette Radha 

T. W. Doswell's Thomasia R. W. Walden's Little Savage {dead) 

J. E. Kelly's Natilee Lulu S. 

DECLARED MAY 1, 1884— a« $10 each. 
Clipsiana Stable's Alameda 



1885 



Baltimore— Spring. 



65 



115 



The Vernal, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, non-winners of a sweepstakes when 
two years old, at $25 each, play or pay, with $600 added, of which 
$100 the second; one mile. Closed with 26 subs., viz.: 



J. A.. Batchelor's Princess Ban 
O. Uowie's Lord Lome 

Marylander 

... Vesta 
W. 0. Daly's Emmett 

Miss Daly 

Davis & C j.'s Kenita 

T. W. Doswell's Thomasia 

Wickham 

W. Hussey's Value 

W. Jennings' Greenfield 

Maggie J 

Mr. Kelso's Maumee 



Mr. Kelso's Warder 

C. Littlefield's Tecumseh 

Lone Star Stable's Bill Sterritt 

Nannie Gentry 

J. H. McGavock's Lucy Lewis 
J. McMahon's Boheme 
J. Mitchell's Emerson 
W. L. Scott's Radha 
G. W. Terry's Jim Beck 
J. Walden's Ballot 

Burdette 

E. W. Walden's Harefo<>t 
Hart 



xlw The Preakness, 

a sweepstakes for three-year olc's, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by May 1, 1884, with $1,000 added, of which $200 to the 
second; one mile and a half. Closed with 29 subs., viz.: 
O. Bowie's Captain Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 

Consolation Kins a an 

Lord Lome Latitude 

Marylander Longview 

Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt Salpetre 

Clipsiana Stable's Goano Wsrder 

Cildge & Co.'s Soliman C. Littlefield's Tecumseh 

Davis & Co.'s Eugo C. F. McLaughlin Leonidcs 

T. W. Doswell's Charley Russell C. W. Medinger's Fairmount 

Wickham ' J. S. Owens' b c, by Botheration — 

Winston Mabel 

Fannin & Co.'s John C. G. M. Rye's Mystic 

J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg— W. L. Scott's Krishna 

Heliotrope Radh a 

b c, by Glenelg — Stamps W. Sfeoops' John Y. 

DECLARED MAY 1, 1884- at $10 each. 
Clipsiana Stable's Elgin 

111 The Bancocas Handfcap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 rnly if de- 
clared by May 5, with $600 added, of which $100 to the second; 
weights to be announced April 10; winners of any handicap after 
the publication of the weights, to carry 51b. extra; one mile and 
a furlong. Closed with 36 subs., viz. : 

O. Bowie's Bessie, 5 J. S. Campbell's Miss Goodrich, 5 
Mac, 4 M. J. Daly's Jim Carlisle, 4 

W. P. Burch's Ool. Sprague, a Mike's Pride, 5 

Telle Doe, 3 W. C. Daly's King Fan, 5 

5 



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BaHimore — Spring. 



1885 



WTl The Eancocas 

Davis & Co.'s Enigma, 4 

Fernleaf, 5 

Rosiere, 4' 

Vinton, 4 

Excelsior Stable's Hartford, a 

. . Nettle, 6 
D. C. Fannin & Co.'s Decoy Duck,4 
W.Hussey's Grey Bonnet, 4 

Regret, 4 

W, Jennings' Farewell, 6 
Mr. Kelso's Rica, 6 

. . Warder, 3 

G. fl. Kernaghan's Burch, 5 
C. Littlefield's Marmaduke. 4 



Handicap. 

Lone Star Stable's Hatef, a 
J Mason & Son's Farragut, a 

. . Joe Shelby, a 
J, McMabon's Hilarity, 6 

FraniieB.. 6 

Joe Mitchell, 5 

C. W. Medinger's Frank, 3 
W. L Scott's Greystone, 4 

. . . Referee, 5 
J. Walden's Banquet, 4 
R, W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4 

Hart, 8 

Whitta'er & Co.'s Lady Dean, 5 
J. H. Wmgate's Kitty Clover. 4 



118 



The Peyton Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit. $10 only if declared 
by May 5, with $600 added, of which $100 to the second; weights 
to be announced on April 10; winners of any handicap after the 
publication of the weights, to carry 5 lb. extra; one mile and a 
quarter. Closed with 32 subs., viz. : 



O. Bowie's Bald Hornet, 5 

. Bessie, 5 
W. P. Burch's Col. Sprague, a 

.... Telle Doe, 3 
J. S. Campbell's John Sullivan, 6 

Miss Goodrich, 5 

M. J. Daly's Jim Carlisle, 4 

Mike's Pride. 5 

W. C. Daly's King Fan, 5 
Davis & Co 's Enigma, 4 

Fernleaf, 5 

Rosiere, 4 

Vinton, 4 

Excelsior Stable's Hartford, a 

. . . Nettle, 6 
W. Hussey's Grey Bonnet, 4 



W. Hussey's Regret, 4 
W. Jennings' Farewell, 6 
Mr. Kelso's Rica, 6 

Warder, 3 

C. Littlefield's Marmaduke, 4 
J. Mason & Son's Farragut, a 

Pink Cottage, 5 

J. McMahon'sFrankieB., & 

Hilarity, 6 

Joe Mitchell, 5 

W. L. Scott's Greystone, 4 

Referee, 5 

J. Waldea's Banquet, 4 

R, W, Walden s Chantileer, 4 

Harefoot, 3 

Whittaker & Co.'s Lady Dean, 5 



119 The Central, 

a sweepstakes lor two-year. olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by May 1, 1885, with $600 added, of which $100 to the 
second; one mile. Closed with 55 subs., viz. : 

O. Bowie's Cassatt J. Cotton's Listo 

Cato Dwyer Bros.'Brambleton 

eh c, by Catesby — My Mary- Buffalo 

land Envoleur 

J. E. Carmen's Grace J. Hawley 



1885 



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67 



119 

Dwyer Bros.' Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Peeksbill 

Portland 

Quincy 

Riclifield 

Rutland 

Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 

Lottery 

The Bard 

G. H. Kernaghan's Fred. Smith 

Little Minnie 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 
Gr. L. Lorillard's Friar 

Mariner 

C. W. Medinger's Cowdriver 

Wheatly 

J. S. Owens' eh c, by Botheration 



The Central, 

Eancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Hercules 

Housatonic 

Kanawha 

Naiad 

Restless 

Savanac 

Talledega 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor 

W. L, Scott's Pocomoke 

Velvet 

Waitaway 

War Whoop 

F. Stearns, Jr.'s Elkwood 
Suffolk Stable's ch f, by Thunder- 
storm — Sue Dougherty 
R. W. Walden's Argyle 
Rock and Rye 



— Caramita 

ch c, by Botheration — Mabel Royal 

Ramapo Stable's Prince Leopold W. Williams' John Alexander 



120 



The £>ixie. 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 'only 
if declared by Jan. 1, 1885. and $25 if declared by Aug. 1, 1885,'witlE 
$1,500 added, of which $500 to the second, the third " to save it» 
stake; two miles. Closed with 80 subs., viz. 



Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow 

E. J. Baldwin's Brandywine 

..: . . Verano 

O. Bowie's Captain 

Consolation 

Lord Lome 

Mary lander 

Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 
L. Christy's Tennessee 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 

Goano 

Cridge & Co.'s Soliman 

Davis & Co.'s Eugo 

T. W. Doswell's Wickham 

Winston 

Dwyer Eros.' Detective 

Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 



Dwyer Bros.' Richmond 

Sumner 
J, V. Elliott's Jack Cade 
Fannin & Co.'s John C. 
T. Hernon & Son's Kestrel 
J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg— 
Heliotrope 

be, by Glenelg — Stamps 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 
Mr. Keiso's Kinsman 
...... Longvie sv 

Saltpetre 

Warder 

N. W. Kittson's FlizabetBi 
...... St. Louis 

C. Littlefield's Preseott (deadfj 

Tecumseh 

G. L. Lorillard's HopefuL 
St. Augustine 



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1885 



120 The Dixie. 

J. E. McDonald's Lenox Kaneocas Stable's Katrine 

C. W. Medinger's Fairmount Neptune 

J. S. Owens' b c, by Botheration — "Wanda 

Mabel Zangbar 

Preakness Stable's Tontine Suffolk Stable's Hop Sing 

Eancocas Stable's Chimera Skookum 

Cholula E. W. Walden'a Harefoot 

Heimdal Hart 

Heva 



DECLARED JAN. 

Appleby (& Co.'s Mentmore 

Sussex 

Ballot 

■Clipsiana Stable's Elgin 

T. W. Doswell's Charley Russell 

Dwyer Bros.' Col. Clay 

Emmett 

Electrifier 

J. E. Kelly's John Y. 

Leonidas 

Mr. Kelso's Latitude 

JV". W. Kittson's Sir Hercules 

Sayre 

SiOley 



1, 1885— a< $10 each. 

Queen Anne 

Gr. L. LoriUard's Roysterer 

Hawthorne 
P. Lorill rd's Cincinna us 

Grendel [Justin Mack) 

Hoder 

Goblin 

Peoria 

Preakness Stable's Armadale 
W. L. Scott's Krishna 

Radha 

R. W. Walden's Harrgan 
Lulu S. 



121 



The Vestal, 



a sweepstakes for three-year- -Id fillies, at $25 each, $10 only if declared 
by January 1, 1885, with $500 added, the second to receive $1C0 
out of the stakes: one mile and a half. Closed with 44 subs., viz.: 



E. J. Baldwin's Glencross 

Mira 

O. Bowie's Catamaran 

Joybell 

...... Vesta 

Monte Watson 

Gr. B. Bryson's Bipplette 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 

Davis & Co.'s Eosette 

T. Hernon & Son's Kestrel 

J. E. Kelly's Nat'lee 

Mr. Kelso's Maiimee 

J. T. Kings Miitletoe 

N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth 

Queen Anne 

DECLARED JAN. 
0. Bowie's Tincture 
J. E. Kelly's chf, by King Alfonso- 
Zephyr 
JV. W. Kittson's Theodora 
bf, by Alarm- Preciosa 



N. W. Kittson's Laurette 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 

Preakness Stable's Morning Glory 

Sapphire 

Eancocas Stable's Chimera 

Dione 

Heva 

Katrire 

Unrest 

Wanda 

P. H. Eyan's Abra 
W. L. ecott's Florio 

Eadha 

E. W. Walden's Lulu S. 

1, 1S85— at $10 each. 
N. W. Kittson' sbf, by Strachino- lone 
H. Monk Mason & Co.'s Heartsease 
A. Sturgis' Sulita 
R. W. Walden's Little S vage 
Clipsiana Stable's Alameda 



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69 



121 

Mr. Kelso's Relay 

G. L. Lorill ird's Etha 

Souci 



The Vestal. 

P. Lorillard's Ilia 
...... Peoria 

Cyrilla 



122 



The Breckeii ridge, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $200 eacli, $100 forfeit, $10 only 
if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, $25 if declared by Aug. 1 1885, and $50 
if declared by Oct. 1, 1885, with $1,000 added, of wnich $500 to tie 
sscond, the third to save its stake; winner of the Dixie to carry 
5 lb. extra; two miles. Closed with 76 subs., viz. : 



Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow 

E. J Baldwin's Verano 

Volante 

O. Bowie's Captain 

Consolation 

Lord Lome 

Marylander 

Cal'ahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 

L. Christy's Tennessee 

Clipsiana Stable's Goano 

Cridge & Co.'s Soliman 

Davis k Co.'s Eugo 

T. W. Doswell's Wickham 
Winston 

Dwyer Bros.' Detective 
Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Richmond 

Sumner 

Fannin & Co.'s John C. 

T. HernoQ & Son's Kestrel 

J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg— He- 
liotrope 

b c, by G-lenelg— Stamps 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood * 

Kinsman 

DECLARED JAN.l, 1885 



Mr Kelso's Longview 
Saltpetre 

.... "Warder 
N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth 
— . St. Louis 
C. Littlefield's Prescott [dead) 

Tecumseh 

G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

..... St. Augustine 
J. E. McDonald's Lenox 
C. W. Medinger's Fairmount 
J. S. Owens' b c, by Botheration — 

Mabel 
Preakness Stable's Tontine 
Rancocas Stable's Chimera 

Cholula 

Heimdal 

Heva 

Katrine , 

Neptune 

War da 

Zangbar. 

Suffolk Stable' s Hop Sing 

Skookum 

R. W, Walden's Harefoot 
Lulu S 



Appleby & Johnson's Mentmore 

Suss X 

Ballot 

ClipMana Stable's Elgin 

Salviator 

Mr. Kelso's Latitude 
N. W. Kittson's Sibley 

Sir Hercules 

Sayre 

Queen Anne 

Preakness Stable's Emissary 
W. L. Scott's Krishna 
Radha 



■at $10 each. 
Dwye • Bros ' Col. Clay 
Emmett 

Electric Light 

J. E. Kelly's John Y. 

Leonidas 

G. L. Lorillard's Roysterer 

.... Hawthorne 
P. Lorillard's Cincinnatus 

Grendel [J us' in Mack) 

Goblin 

.... Under 
Peoria 



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Jerome Park — Spring. 



1885 



AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB, 

JBROxlIE PARK, N. Y. 

Spring Mieting begins 'May 26 and continues to June 9. 
Ji^O The Juvenile, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 eacli, half forfeit, with $1,000 
added, the second to receive $250 out of the stakes; half a mile. 
Closed with 35 subs., viz: 



Jippleby & Co.'s Moss Sose 
^ . . . . Bed Biding Hood 
A. Belmont's Gil Bias 
J. Brophy's Noxubee 
W. P. Burch^s Biggonnet 
Clipaiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

Laura Garrison 

3)wyer Bros,' Buffalo 

Lulu 

..... . . Lydia 

MiUie 

Portland 

J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg- 
Nannie Black 

b c, by Glenelg — Optima 



N. W. Kittson's Mink 
Refrain 

Spinnette 
G L. Loi illard's Electric 

Fay 

Lady Bird 

Kancho del Paso's Ben All 
Fortuna 

Preciosa 
W. L. Scott's Charity 

Faun 

Pocomoke 

Waitaway 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Kalula 
E. W. Walden's Besslp B. 
D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Necromancy 



. . br or b f, by Lisbon— Austria Salisbury 



124 



The Withers, 

sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, only $10 
if declared by Aug. 1, 1884, $20 if declared by May 15, 1885, with 
$1,000 added, second to receive $200 out of stakes; one mile. 
Closed with 70 subs., viz.: 

J.E.Kelly's b c,byGlenelg— Stamps 

ch c,by Glenelg— Heliotrope 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 
Saltpetre 



Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow 
O. Bowie s Lord Lome 

Consolation 

. . Marylander 

■Captain 

<Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 
Clipsiana Stable's Goano . 
Oridge & Co.'s Soliman 
T. W. Doswell's Wickham 

Winston 

IDwyer Bros.' Executor 

Elmendorf 

Richmond 

- Petersburg 

Sumner 

•Cranley «fe Co.'s Ganley 
M. Heflfner's Sussex 



Longview 

Warder 

Kinsman 

Latitude 

C. Littlefield's Tecum seh 
G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St. Augustine 

Triton 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
Melbourne Stable's Theckla 
Preakness Stable's Emissary 

Rupert 

Eancho del Paso's Tyrant 



1885 



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71 



The Withers 



124 

J. Eowe's Rocket 
G. M. Rye's Mystic 
P. H. Ryan's Adolph 
...... Monarchess 

Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 

Lord Beaconsfield 

R. W. Walden'SjHareloot 

Hart 

DECLARED AUG 
Appleby {& Co.'t Ballot 

Mentmore 

Polo 

Clipsiana Stable's Elgin 

Salviator 

Duvyer Bros.' Bolter {Little Mack) 

Col: day 

Electric Light 

Grreenfie'd 

DECLARED BEFORE MAY 15, 1885— af $20 each. 
Dwyer Bros.' Emmett J. E. Kelly's Leonidas 

J. E. Kelly's John Y. Melbourne Stab'e's Islington 



G. B. Walters' Marengo 
D. D. Withers' Fanatic 

be, Masber 

chjc,byKingErnest— Cyclone 

....'.. ch c, by King Ernest — Mimi 

chc.byStonebenge — Julietta 

cti c, by Yentilator — Nancy 

1 , 1884— af $10 each. 
Mr. Kelso's Isis 
G. L. Lorillara's Hawthorne 

Roysterer 

Surprise 

J. Mitchell's Emerson 
J. F. Purdy's Windsail^ 
Snedeker.(& Co.'s Fellowship 
D. D. Withers' ch c, by Macaro.n — 
Mary Buckley 



125 



The Ladies', 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, only 
$10 if declared by Aug 1, 1884, or $20 if declared by May 15, 1885, 
with $1,000 added, the second to receive $200 out of the stakes; 
one mile and a half. Closed with 42 subs., viz. : 



O. Bowie's Vesta 

Monte Watson 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 
L. Hart's Nat tie Hamilton 

E. Hefifner s Error 
Mr. Kelso s Maumee 
J. E. Kelly's Natilee 
J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
Melbourne Stable's Czarina 
. ,. .. Mecca 

Theckla 

Trophy 

F. Mossiori's Typhoon 
Preakness Stable's Sapphire 

Heartsease 

Morning Glory 

DECLARED AUG. 1, 1884 



Appleby <& Co.'s Contessa 
Dwyer Bros.' Ripplette 
Mr. Kelso's Relay 
Clipsiana Stable's Alameda 
F. Morris' b f, by Battle-Axe — Re- 
gardless 



T. Puryear & Co.'s MoUie Pitcher 
P. H. Ryan's Monarchess 
Snedeker & Co.'s Breta 
W. L. Scott's Florio 

Radha 

Suffolk Stable's Teresa 

Sonora 

A. Stude's Sulita 
R. W. Walden's Lulu S. 
D. D. Withers' Barbara 
...... Punka 

b f, by King Ernest — Elsie 

ch f , by King Ernest or 

Macaroon — Revolt 
ch f, by Macaroon— Bijou 

-at $10 eaih. 

G. L. Lorilla rd's Etha 

F. Morris' ch f, by Harold or Battle- 
Axe — Vani y 

Suffolk Stable's bf, by Virgil— Larh 

D. D. Withers' bf, by King Ernest— 
M^xim 



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DECLARED BEFORE MA Y 15, 1885— a< $20 each. - 

G. L. Lorillard's Souci R. W. Walden's Little Savage 

P. H. Ryin's Favorita 



126 



Tlie Belmont, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, only $10 
if declared by Aug. 1, 1884, or $20 if declared by May 15, 1885, with 
$1,200 added, the second to receive $300 out of the stakes; one 
mile and a half. Closed with 6l subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow 
O. Bowie's Captain 

Consolation 

Marylander 

Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 
Clipsiana Stable's Goano ■ 
Cridge & Co.'s Soliman 
T. W. Dos well's Wickham 

Winston 

Dwyer Bros.' Executor 

Elmendorf 

Richmond 

Petersburg 

Sumner 

J. B. Haggin's Tyrant 
J. K Kelly's b c, by Glenelg— 
Stamps 

ch c by Glenelg — Heliotrope 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 

Kinsman 

Longview 



Mr. Kelso's Saltpetre 
Warder 

C. Littlefield's Tecumseh 
G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St. Augustine 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
Melbourne Stable's Kensington 

Theckla. 

Preakness Stable's Armadale 

Emissary 

Rupert 

J. Rowe's Rocket 
Snedeker & Co.'s. Grenadier 

Lord Beaconsfield 

U. W. Walden's Harefoot 

D. D. Withers' Fanatic 
Masher 

b c, by King Ernest— Cy- 
clone 

ch c, by King Ernest— Mimi 

ch c, by Ventilator— Nancy 



DECLARED A UG. 1, 1884— a« $10 each. 



Appleby 'd- Co.'s Ballot 

Mentmore 

Sussex 

Clipsiana Stable's Elgin 

Salvi xtor 

Dwyer Bros.' Bolter [Little Mack) 

, Col. Clay 

Electric Light 

Greenfield 
Mr. Kelso's Emerson 

DECLARED BEFORE 

Dwyer Bros.' Emttmit 
J. E. Kelly's John Y. 



Mr. Kelso's Mystic 

Latitude 

Sir Edward 

G. L. Lorillard's Hawthor n ( 

Roysterer 

Melbourne Stable's Islingto 
W. L. Scott's Krishna 
D. D. Withers' ch c, by Macaroon- 
Mary Buckley 

MA Y 15, 1885— a< $20 each. 
J. E. Kelly's Leonidas 
G. L. Lorillard's Surprise 



127 



The Harlem, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $100 each, $25 forfeit, with $1,000 added, 
the second to receive $250 out of the stakes; maidens allowed, if 



1885 



Jerome Park — Spring. 



73 



127 The Harlem. 

three years old, 71b.; if four years, 15 lb.; if five years or more, 20 
lb.-; one mile and a furlong. Closed -with 25 subs,, viz.: 



Appleby&Go.'feKnightof Ellerplie,4 
G. R. Bucbanan's Jim Renwick, a 
Clipsiana Stable's Goano, 3 

Sandoval, 4 

i)wyerBros.' Geo. Kinney, 5 

Richmond, 3 

<T W. Floyd's iQterpreter, a 
F. Gebhard's St. Saviour, 4 
E. Heffner's Markland, 5 
Mr. Kelso's Maumee, 3 
N. W. Kittson's Brie a Brae, 5 

Jongleuse, 3 

..Laurette, 3 — 



N. W. Kittson's Queen Anne, 3 
. . . St. Louis, 3 

Strabismus, 3 

G. L. Lorillard's Louisette, 4 
E. J. McElmeel's Fidele, 3 
Preakness Stable s Himalaya, 4 
Rancbo del Paso's Schoolgirl, 4 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Duchess,4 
.... Grenadier, 3 

R. W. Walden's Lulu S., 3 

F. T. Walton's imp Richmond, 4 
D. D. Withers' Mikado, 4 



128 



Tlie Croton Handicap, 

a s lyeepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if de- 
clared by May 15, with $1,000 added, the second to receive $250 
out of the stakes; weights to be announced April 1; winners, 
alter publication of the weights, of $1,00l», to carry 5 lb.; of 
$2,000, 7 lb. extra; one mile. Closed with 75 subs., viz. 



Lb. 
Dwyer Bros;' George Kinney,5. 129 

E. Heffner's Markland, 5 122 

G.R.Buchanan'sJimRenwick,a 119 
J.E.McDonald'sLongKnight,5 118 

D. D. Withers' Mikado, 4 118 

J. Spellman's Strathspey, a. . . 116 
D. D. Withers' Duplex, 6 . . . 116 
Appleby&Co.'s JackofHearts.a 116 
Blohm & Co.'s Little Minch. 5. 116 

J. Rowe's War Eagle, 5 115 

D. D. Withers' Buckstone, 5. . 114 

Dwyer Bros.' Panique, 4 113 

Appleby & Co.'s Knight of 

Iillerslie,4 113 

Mr. Kelso's Rica, 6 113 

E.V.Snedeker& Co.'s Duchess,4 111 
Appleby & Co.'s Mammonist, a 111 
Mr. Kelso's Heel-and-Toe, 5 . 110 
W. L. Scott s Greystone, 4 . . , . 109 
Preakness Stable's Himalaya,4 108 
O. L. Lorillard's Reveller, 4 . . 108 
Mr. Charles' Fond du Lac. 5. . . 108 
F.T.Waltou' simp. Richmond,* 108 
"W. Hamilton's Glengarine, 6.. 107 
Xone Star Stable s Hatef, a.... 107 
N. W. Kittson's Issaquena, 4.. 107 
P. H. McMahon's Comanche, 5 106 

Clipsiana Stable's Goano, 3 106 

Davis & Hall's Vinton, 4 105 

D. D. Withers' Pampero, 4.... 105 



Lb. 

Davis & Co.'s Fernleaf, 5 105 

Rancho del Paso's Schoolgirl,4 104 
G. W. Floyd's Interpreter, a. . 104 
D. Baldwin's Beggarsbush, 4. . 104 

J. E. Kelly's Bella, 5 103 

W. Jennings' Farewell, 6 103 

Dwyer Bros.' Richmond, 3 ... 103 
W. R Babcock's Lizzie Mack, 5 lb2 
J.S.CamT)bell'sMissGoodrich,5 102 

101 

100 

100 

IQO 

99 

99 

99 

98 



J. Spellman's Wandering, 5. . . 

G. L Lorillard's Tolu, 4 

Appleby & Co.'s Turk, 4...... 

P. H. McMahon's Eachus, 3... 
L. C. Behman's Lutestring, 6. 
J.W.&R.H.Loud's Lady Loud,4 
W. E. French's Valley Forge, 4 

D. D. Withers' Nonage, 4 

N. W. Kittson's Albia, 4 98 

J. H McCormack's Valiant, 4. 98 
Ganley & Co.'s Judge Griffith,* 97 

W. P Burch's Mordaunt, 5 97 

J. Wftlden's Banquet, 4 97 

J. R. Graham's Haledon, a ... 97 
G. F. Johnson's Greenland, a.. 96 

Wild & Co.'s Choctaw, 4 96 

Preakness Stable's Atlas, 4 96 

J. E. McDonald's Peter L . , 4 . . 96 

E. V. Snedeker's Grenadier, 3,. 96 
N. W. Kittson's St . Louis,3 ... 95 
Clipsiana Stable's Sandoval, 4, 95 



74 



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1885 



128 The Crcion Handicap 

Lb. 
Mr. Pelopidas' Frances L., 6. . 95 
N. W. Kittson's Bric-a- Brae, 5. 95 

R. W. Walden's Hart, 3 95 

W. Mulkey"s Jim Nave, 3 95 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne,8 94 
J. E. Kelly's b c, by Glenelg — 

Stamps 94 

Mr. Kelso's Warder, 3 94 

• Dwyer Bros.' Detective, 3 98 



Lb 

P. H. Ryan's Adolph, 3 92 

J. E. Kelly's eh c, by Glenelg^— 

Heliotrope, 3 92. 

L. O. Bellman's Col. Morris, 4. 911 

C.F. McLaughlin's Leonidas 3 91 

P. H. Hynes Salviator, 3 9a 

Ganley & Co 'sGanley,3 90 

P. Lorillard, Jr.'s Petition, 3 . . 87 

E. J. McElmeel's Fidele, 3 . . . . 85 



129 



Tlie Foidliam Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if declared 
by May 15, with $1,000 added, the second to receive $250 out of 
the stakes; weights to be announced April 1; winners after pub- 
lication, of $1,000, to carry 5 lb.; of $2,000, 7 lb. extra; one mile 
and a quarter. Closed with 59 subs., viz.: 
Dwyer Bros.' Geo. Kinney, 5. . 130 R, W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4. 104 
E.J.McElmeel's Gen.Monroe,o 125 E. B. Wall's Wallflower, 5..,.. 104 



E. Heffner's Markland, 5 122 

F. Gebhard's St. Saviour, 4 120 
J.E.McDonald'sLongKnight,5 118 

D. D. Withers' Mikado, 4 117 

Ramapo fctable's Girofle, a ... 117 
J. Spellman's Strathspey, a... 116 

D. D. Withers' Duplex, 6 116 

Appleby&Co.'s JackofHeart8,a 116 
J.B Buchanan's JimRenwick.a 115 

J. Rowe's War Eagle, 5 115 

J. E. McDonald's Fosteral, 6.. 113 

Dwyer Bros.' Panique, 4 312 

Appleby & Co. 'a Knight of 

EUerslie, 4 112 

Mr. Kelso's Rica, 6 112 

E.V.Snedeker&Co.'s Duchess,4 110 
Mr. Kelso's Heel-and-Toe, 5 . . . 110 



D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4. . . . 10* 

J. E. Kelly's Bella, 5 103. 

W.Jennings' Farewell, 6.... .. 102^ 

Dwyer Bros.' Richmond. 3.... 102 

J. E. Kelly's Clonmel, 5 102 

J. Spellman's Wandering, 5. . . IGl 

G. L. Lorillard's Tolu, 4 101 

Preaknegs Stables Euclid. 5. . . lOO 
L. C. Behman's Lutestring, 6. 99 

N, W. Kittson's Pardee, 3 99 

... :. Albia, 4 98. 

D. D. Withers' Nonage, 4 98; 

D.S.Klauberg'sWave o' Light, a 98- 
Ganley & Co. s Judge Griffith, 4 97 
C. F. McLaughlin's Nitot, 4. . . 97 
W. P. Burch's Telle Doe, 3 96 



N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth, 3. 



W.L. Scott's Greystone, 4,... 109 St. Louis, 3. 

Preakness Stable's Himalaya,4 108 
G. L. Lorillard's Reveller, 4. . . 108 
J. E. McDonald's Wallensee, 6. 108 

Davis & Hall's Vinton, 4 107 

W. Mulkey's Topsy, a 107 

D. D. Withers' Pampero, 4 107 

Davis & Co.'s Fern Leaf. 5 106 

Rancho del Paso's Schoolgirl,4 106 
P. H. McMahon's Comanche, 5 105 
G. L. Lorillard's Trafalgar, 5,. 105 



Clipsiana Stable's Sandoval, 4 
N. W. Kittson's Bric-a-Brac, 5. 
Mr. Pelopidas' Frances L., 6. . 
Clipsiana Stable's EastLynne,3 

Dwyer Bros.' Detective, 3 

W. C. Daly's Miss Daly. 3 

J. Walden's Burdette, 3 ....... 

L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4. 
P. Lorillard, Jr.'s Petition, 3. . 



96. 

95. 
94 
94 
94 
93 
93 
92 

92: 

90 

87 



130 



W. Hamilton's Frolic, 4 85 



Tlie Empire City Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $100 each, half forfeit, $20 only if de- 
clared by 4 p. M. on the day before the day appointed for the race^ 



1885 



Jerome Park — Spring. 



75 



J3Q The Empire 

•witli $2,500 added, the second 
out of the stakes; weights t 
race ; one mile and a quarter. 

Appleby & Co.'s Jack of Hearts, a 

Knight of Ellerslie 4 

Turk, 4 

D, Baldwin's Beggarabush, 4 

Mr. Charles' Fond du Lac, 5 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne, 3 

Goano, 3 

Sandoval, 4 

Dwyer Bros.' Detective, 3 

Geo. Kinney, 5 

Panique, 4 

Bichmond, 3 

F. Gebhard's St. Saviour, 4 
E Heffnei's Mark] and , 5 
W. Jennings' Farewell, 6 
J. Kane's War Eagle, 5 
J. E. KeUy's Bella, 5 

Clonmel, 5 

Mr. Kelso's Heel and Toe, 5 

Longview, 3 

Maumee, 3 

Eica, 6 

N. W, Kittson's Elizabeth, 3 

Issaquena, 3 

Pardee, 3 

Rataplan, 4 

St. Louis, 3 

Strabismus, 3 

G. L. Lorillard's Louisette, 4 
Reveller, 4 



City Handioap. 

to receive $500, and the ihird $250 
o be pub ished two days betore the 
Closed with 59 subs., viz.: 

G. L. Lorillard's Thackeray, 4 

Tolu, 4 

P. Lorillard, Jr.'s Petition. 3 

J. W. & R. H Loud's Richard L. 

D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4 
J. E. McDonald's Fosteral, 6 

Long Knight, 5 

Wallensee, 6 

E. J. McElmeel's Fidele, 3 
Gen. Monroe a 

C. F. McLaugi lin's Nitot, 4 
W. Mulkey's Topsy, a 
Prealsness Stable's Eutlid, 5 

Himalaya, 4 

Ramapo Stable's Girofle, a 
Rancho del Paso's Schoolgirl, 4 
W L. Scott's Florio, 3 

Grey stone, 4 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Duchess, 4 
J. Spellman's Strathspey, a 

Wandering, 5 

R. W. Walden's Harefoot, 3 
E. B. Wall's Wallflower, 5 
Wild & Co.'s Choctaw, 4 

D. D. Withers' Buckstone, 5 
Duplex, 6 

Mikado, 4 

Nonage, 4 

Pampero, 4 



131 



Tlie Westchester Handfcap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if de- 
clared by 4 p. M. on the day before the day appointed for the race, 
with $1 000 added, the second to receive $250 out of the stakes; 
weights to be published two days before the race; one mile and 
three furlongs. Closed with 39 subs., viz : 

Appleby & Co.'s Knight of Filers- F. Gebhard's St. Saviour, 4 



lie, 4 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne, 3 
...... Goano, 3 

b'andoval, 4 

W. C. Daly's Ligan, 4 
Dwyer,Brcs.' Detective, 3 

George Kinney, 5 

Panique, 4 

Richmond, 3 



E. Heffner's Markland, 5 
P. H. Hynes' Salviator, 3 
J. Kane's War Eagle, 5 
J. E. Kelly's Clonmel, 5 
Mr. Kelsu's Heel-and-Toe, 5 

Rica, 6 

N. W. Kittson's Bric-a-Brac, 5 

Elizabeth, 3 

Pardee, 3 



76 



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1885 



13 1 ^^6 Westchester Handicap. 

N. W. Kittson's Eataplan, 4 Preakness Stable's Himalaya, 4 

Gr. L. Lorillard's Reveller, 4 Ramapo Stable's Girofle, a 

. . Tolu, 4 Eancbo del Paso's Schoolgirl, 4 

Trafalgar, 5 W. L. Scott's Greystone, 4 

D. Mace's George Singerly, 4 E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Duchess, 4 
J. E. McDonali's Fosteral, 6 J. Spellman's Strathspey, a 
"Walleniee, 6 Wandering, 5 

E. J McElmeeVs Gen. Monroe, a R. W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4 
C. F. McLaughlin's Nitot, 4 D D. Withers' Mikado, 4 
Preakness Stable's Euclid, 5 Nonage 4 



132 



Tlie Melropolitan Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if declared 
by 4 p. M. on the day before the day appointed for the race, with 
$1 000 added, the second to receive $250 out of the stakes; weights 
to be published two days before the race; one mile and a half. 
Closed with 84 subs., viz.: 



Appleby&Co.'sKnightofEllerslie,4 
D. Baldwin's Beggarsbush, 4 
O. Bowie's Bald Hornet, 5 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne, 3 

Goano, 3 

Dwyer Bros.' Detective, 3 

Geo. Kinney, 5 

Panique, 4 

Richmond, 3 

F. Gebhard's St. Saviour, 4 
P. H. Hynes' Sal viator, 3 
J. Kane's War Eagle, 5 
J. E. Kelly's Clonmel, 5 
Mr. Kelso's Heel-and-Toe, 5 
N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth, 3 

Rataplan, 4 

Strabisaaus , 3 



G L. Lorillard's Louisette, 4 

Tolu, 4 

Trafalgar, 5 

D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4 

E, J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, a 
J. E. McDonald's Fosteral, 6 
Wallensee, 6 

C. F. McLaughlin's Nitot, 4 
Preakness Stable's Euclid, 5 
Ramapo Stable's Girofle, a 
Rancho del Paso's Schojlgirl, 4 
W. L. Scott's Greystone, 4 

J. Spellman's Strathspey, a 
J. Walden's Banquet, 3 
R. W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4 
Wild & Co.'s Choctaw, 4 

D, D. Withers' Mikado, 4 



XOw Tlie Nursery, 

a sweepstakes fo: two-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $in only if 
declared by Jan. 1, or $20 if declared by Sept. 1, 1885, with $1,000 
added, the second to receive $200 out of the stakes; winners of 
anv stake when carrying weight for age or more, of the value of 
$2,000, to carry 5 lb ; two such races 7 lb., or three such races, 
12 lb. extra; six furlongs. Closed with 81 subs., viz.: 
Appleby & Co 's Attorney E. J. Baldwin's Primero 

Beverly Lijero 

Blue Day Silver Cloud 

Fanwood Solid Silver 

Lookout G. B. Bryson's Benzaline 

. . Wildwood J. E, Cannon's Grace J. 



1885 Jerome Park — Spring. 77 

133 The Nursery. 

Cassidy Bros.' Ophelia Rancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cllpslana Stable's Ben Pryor Cyclops 

Lady B, Dewdrop 

Jackson Hercules 

C. G. Dempsey's Bancroft Housatonic 

Benton Kanawba 

Bertha Naiad 

Dwyer Bros.' Ferona Pontico 

A. Fisher's Melton Restless 

N. W. Kittson's Brown Duke Savanac 

Headlad Talledega 

Mink Winfred 

Promenade . . : . . . Yucatan 

Stalwart Zamor 

Theodore P. H. Ryan's br c, by Blue Mantle 

The Doctor —Doubt 

C. Littlefield s Bandala ch c, by Glenelg— Jentling 

G. L. Lorillard's Electric blk c, by Virgil — Annie Hall 

Fleetwing W. L. Scott's Charity 

Friar Flavia 

...... Lady Bird Pocomobe 

Mariner ....... Velvet 

Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing Waitaway 

Pure Rye E. V. Snedeker Co.'s Brier 

Syntax Gladys 

Monmouth Stable's Saxony Kalula 

J. Munro's Biggonnet Patrol 

W. & W. M. Owens' ch c, by Both- D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

eration — Caramita Longstop 

ch c. by Botheration — Mabel Marmion ' 

Preakness Stable's Bassanio Necromancy 

Linden Salisbury 

Regina imy. br c, by Hampton — 

Eamapo Stable's Adoneus Sultana 
Prince Leopold 

DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885- af $10 each. 

Clipsiana Stablt's The Dipper Prealness Stable's Vindex 
N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 



134 



The Jerome, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by Aug. 1, 1884, $20 if declared by Sept. 1, 1885, win- 
$1,000 added, the second to receive $300 ontof the stakes; with 
ners of any three-year-old stake (handicaps excepted) of the value 
of $2,000, to carry 3 lb.; of two such stakes, 7 lb. extra; maid- 
ens allowed 5 lb.; one mile and three-quarters. Closed with 77 
subs., VIZ.: 
Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow Cridge & Co,' Soliman 
O. Bowie's Captain Callahan & Co,'s Thunderbolt 
Marylander Clipsiana Stable's Goano 



78 



Jerome Park — Spring. 



1885 



134 ^he Jerome. 


Dwyer Bros.' Elmendorf 


J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 


Executor 


Melbourne Stable's Kensington 


Petersburg 


Theckla 


Richmond 


J. Mitche'l's Emerson 


Sumner 


T. Puryear & Co.'s Mollie Pitcher 


Ganley & Co.'s Ganley 


Kancocas Sta'^le's Cholula 


G. T. Graddy's Dukeof Hambleton 


Heimdal 


L. Hart's Belledoyle (dead) 


Neptune 


C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Princess 


Zangbar 


Chuck 


Preakness Stable's Emissary 


J. E, Kelly's b c, by Glenelg— 


Rupert 


Stamps 


J. Rowe's Rocket 


ch c, by Glenelg— Helio- 


Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 




Lord Beaconsfield 


Mr. Kelso's Kinsman 


Suffolk Stable's Hop Sing 




Montana 


Maumee 


Skookum 




G. B. Walters' Marengo 


Warder 


R. W. Walden's Harefoot 


N. W. Kittson's Queen Anne 


D. D. Withers' Fanatic 


Sayre 


Masher 


St. Louis 


ch c, by King Ernest— Mimi 


W. Lakeland's Exile 


ch c, by Ventilator— Nancy 


C. Littlefleld's Tecumseh 


b c, by King Ernest — Cy- 


G. L. Lorillard's St. Augustine 


clone 


Surprise 




DECLARED A UG. 


1, 1884— a« $10 each. 


Appleby <& Co.'s Ballot 


N. W. Kittson's Sir Hercules 


Mentmore 


G. L. Lorillard's Hawthorne 


Sussex 


Roysterer 


Clipsiana Stable's Elgin 


Rancocas Stable's Cincinnatus 


Dwyer Bns.' Bolter (Little Mack) 


Goblin 


Col. Clay 


Grendel Justin Mack) 


Electric Light 


Hoder 


Greenfield 


W L. Scott's Krishna 


Mr, Kelso's Latitude 


D. D. Withers' ch c, by Macaroon — 


Relay 


Mary Buckley 



DECLARED BEFORE SEPT. 1, 1885— ai $20 each. 
Dwyer Bros.' Emmett J. E. Kelly's Leonidas 

J. E. Kelly's John Y. Melbourne Stable's Islington 



135 



The Hunter, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 
only if declared by Aug. 1, 1884, $20 if declared by Sept. 1, 1885, 
with $1,000 added, the second to receive $300 out of the stakes; 
winners of any three-year-old stake (handicaps excepted) of the 
value of $2,009, to carry 3 lb ; of two such stakes, 7 lb. extrat 



1885 



Jerome Park — Spring; B'ighton Beach. 



79 



'■ 135 The Hunter. 

maidens allowed Sib.; one mile and three-quarters. Closed wit£t 
59 subs., viz.: 

O. Bowie's Catamaran Preakness Stable's Sapphire 

Vesta T. Puryear & Co.'s MoUie Pitcber 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne Eancocas Stable's Chimera 

Dwyer Bros.' Preciani Dione 

L. Hart's Nattie Hamilton Heva 

E. Heffner's Error Katrine 

T. Hereon & Son's Kestrel Peoria 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Princess Wanda 

Chuck P. H Eyan's Monarchess 

J. E. Kelly's NTatilee A. Stude's Sulita 

N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth Snedeker & Co.'s Breta 

Queen Anne W. L. Scott's Florio 

Mr. Kelso's Mautnee Radha * 

Relay Suffolk Stable's Teresa 

P. Lorillard, Jr.'s Petition R. W. Walden's Lulu S. 

P. A Lynch s Haroldine D. D. Withers' Barbara 

J. E. McDonaM's Miss Palmer . . Punka 

Melbourne Stable's Czarina b t. by'JKing Ernest — Maxiui- 

*. . Mecca b f, by King Ernest— Elsie- 

Theckla ch f, by King Ernest or 

Trophy Macaroon— Revolt 

Preakness Stable's Heartsease ch f, by Macaroon — Bijou 

Morning Glory Wild & McCaul's Theodora 

DECLARED AUG. 1, 1884— a^ $10 each. 

Appleiy <& Co.'s Contessa F. 3Iorris' chf, by Harold or Battle- 
Clipsiana S'able's Alameda Axe — Vanity 

Dwyer Bros.' Eipplette Rancocas Stable's Ilia 

N. W. Kittson' s Marie brf, by Mortemer — Morlacchil 

G. L. Lorillard' s Etha Suffolk Stable's Senora 

F.Morris' b f, by Battle- Axe — Re- brf, by Virgil — Lark 

gardless 

DECLARED BEFORE SEPT. 1, 1S85— at $20 each. 

J. E. Kelly's Typhoon P. H. Ryan's Favorita 

G. L. Lorillard' s Souci R, W. Walden's Little Savage 



BRIGHTON BEACH RACING ASSOCIATION, 

BRIGHTON BBACH, C. I. 

Regular Season of 1885 from May 30 to November. 
IOC The Maiden, 

JLwU [TO BE BUN JULY 20.] 

a sweepstakes for maiden-two-year-olds at time of race, at $25 each,/ 
$10 forfeit, with $400 added, of which $100 to the second, the third! 
to save its stake; any entry winning previous to Monday, July" 
2 0, the day fixed for the race, to pay forfeit; six furlongs. Closed, 
with 37 sub., viz.: 
J. N. Ackerman's Euneque R. Brandt's Birdie Walker 

N. Becker's Fronie Louise R. M. Brannon's Glen Peyton 



so 



Brighton Beach. 



1885 



136 

W. E. Brannon's High Nun 

Silence 

J. Brophy's Noxubee 
P. W. Brown's Dynamite 
J. H. Cassidys Ophelia 
J. Croker's Witch 
Xi. Curran's Figaro 
W. C. Daly's Lizzie D. 
A. C. Franklin's Carter 

Eager 

■J. H. Green's Lizzie Walton 
T. Hernon & Son's Sarsfield 
Hopson Bros.' Frightful 
T. Hussey's Rednette 
T. Hussey's Springaway 
W. B. Jennings' G-en. Price 
James A. II. 



The Maiden. 

W. B. Jennings' Ursuline Nun 
J. & J. W. ^tcClelland's Freddie 
P. McKeller's Little Britches 

Rough Edge 

W. Mulkey's Lancet 

W. H. Murtishaw's Starling 

D. O'Connor's Ella H. 

Walter H. 

G. Parberry's lola 

D. T. Pulsifer's Mae Stanley 

Puffer 

F. Robinson's Delia 
S. M. Sexton's Joy 

R. W. Walden's Col. Lewis 

G. B. Walters' Idaho 

A. W. Weingardt's Welcome 



^ 017 The Bii$;litoii Beach, 

^V I [TO BE RUN JUNE 8.1 

s, sweepstakes for three-year-olds — maidens when the stake closed .on 
March 20, 1885— at $25 each, $10 only if declared by June 3, with 
$500 added, of which $100 to the second, the third to save its 
stake; winners of one race, to carry 3 lb.; of two or more races 
of any value, 5 lb. extra: one mile. Closed wifh 53 subs., viz.: 



J. Barrett's Little Mack 

N. Becker's Col. Clark- 

R. Brandt' Mary Walker 

H. M. Brannon's Tumeric 

P. W. Brown's Emma Gillette 

A, M. Burton's Peacock 
Type 

B. Clare's Salviator 

L. Curran's King George 
W. C. Daly's Willie D. 
H. Dowd's St, Marco 
F. Erzinger's Isaac 

A. C. Franklin's Bruton 
H. J. Gammon's Pat. Daly 
Ganley & Co.'s Ganley 

B. Goodwin's Roysterer] 
J. H. Green's Miss Walton 
L. Hart's Beecher 

Nattie Hamilton 

Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton 
IHopedale Stable's Hopedale 

Radnor 

iCopson Bros.' Polly Vic 
T. Hussey's Jack Reber 

Value 

W. Kavil's Blanche 

D. L. Klauberg's Dan L. 



W. Jennings' Maggie J. 

T. Joseph's Sallie Glenn 

W. Lakelana's Sir Peter 

.. ..Col. Clay 

C A. Lester's Goblin 

Lone Star Stable's Bill Sterritt 

. . N annie Gentry 

E. J. McElmeel'sFidele 
W. McMahon's Billy Mack 
W. Mulkey's Virgilius 
Murphy & Co.'s Fellowship 
D. O'Connor's Cedar Bluflf 

Deceit 

Oxford Stable's Electric Light 

W. J. Roche's Sea Foam 

J. Rowe's Rocket 

P. H. Ryan's Monarchess 

W Sanford's Hertogess 

J. B. Stewart's Three Cheers 

Suffolk Stable's Hop Sing 

Montana 

Senora 

Theresa 

R. W. Walden's Lulu S. 
G. B. Walters' Col. Sinn 
Marengo 



1885 Brighton Beach, 81 

1 OQ The Coney Island, 

JiWU [TO BE KXJN JUNE 22.] 

a sweepstakes for three-years olds— maidens when the stake closed on 
March 20, 1885 -at $25 each, $10 only if declared by June 17, with 
$500 added, of which $100 to the second, the third to save its 
stake; winners of one race to carry 3 lb. ; of two races, 5 1b.; of 
three or more of any value, or of the Brighton Beach Stakes, 7 lb. 
extra; horses having started in two or more races at Brighton 
Beach in 1885, and not having won a race, allowed 3 lb.; one mile 
and a quarter. Closed with M subs., viz. : 
IN. Becker's Col. Clerk W. Jennings' Greenfield 

il. Brandt's Mary Walker Maggie J. 

K. M. Brannon's T^cumseh W. Elavil's Blanche 

P. W. Brown's Emma Gillette C. A. Lester's Col. Clay 

A. M. Burton's Peacock Goblin 

Typo Lone Star Stable's Nannie Gentry 

K. Clare's Salviator E. J. McElmeel's Fidele 

L. Curran's King George W. McMahon's Billy Mack 

W. G. Daly's Willie D. • W. Mulkey's Virgilius 

F. Erzinger's Isaac Murphy & Co.'s Fellowship 

B J. Gammon's Pat Daly Oxford Stable's Electric Light 

Gabley & Co.'s Ganley H. Pride & Co.'s Monardo 

B Goodwin's Roysterer W. J. RochB's Sea Foam 

J". H. Green's Miss Walton W. Sanf^rd's Hertogess 

L. Hart's Beecher Suffolk Stable's Hop Sing 

Nattie Hamilton ...... Montana 

T. Hernon & Sons' Mollie Walton Senora 

Hopedale Stable's Hopedale Theresa 

.... Radnor R. w. Walden's Harefoot 

Hopson Bros.' Polly Vic Lulu S. 

T. Hussey's Jack Reber G. B. Walters' Col. Sinn 
Value Marengo 



10Q TheDwyer, 

■Iw^ [TO BE KUN JtJLY 13.] 

a selling sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $25 each, $10 only if de- 
clared by noon of June 6, with $600 added, of which $200 to the 
second, the third to save its stake; horses entered to be sold for 
$3,000, to carry lull weight under the scale of the American 
Association; if to be sold for less, to be allowed 1 lb. for each $100 
down to $1,000; subscribers intending to start horses for this stake 
must name the n with the amount they are to be sold for through 
the entry box, at the regular time of closing, on the day preceding 
the day fixed for the race to take place; the winner to be put un 
at auction immediately after the race, and any surplus over the 
entered selling price to be divided between the owner of the sec- 
ond and the B. B. R. A. : one mile and a half. Closed with 26 subs., 
viz.: 

J. Barrett's Little Mack A. M. Burton's Peacock 

N. Becker's Col. Clark Type 

r. B. Brannon's Rico Caiiahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 

P. W. Brown's Emma Gillette J. Croker's Alfred 

6 



82 



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1885 



139 

W. C. Daly's Willie D. 
J. V. Elliott's Jack Cade 
Ganley & Co.'s Ganley 
J. H. Grreen's Miss Walton 

Planter 

S. L Grove's Myrtle 
L. Hart's Beeclier 
Hopedale Stable's Hopedale 
...... Radnor 



The Dwyer. 

G. Horn's Windsail 

W. Lakeland's Byron Cross 

C. A. Lester's Col Clay 

J. H. McCormack's Haroline 

W. McMahon's Billy Mack 

W. Mulkey's Jim Nave 

. Virgilius 

Murphy & Co.'s Fellowship 
Oxford Stable's Electric Lisht 



140 



Tlie Brooklyn Kagle, 

[to be KUN JUNE 5 ] 



a sweepstakes for four-year-olds, at $25 each, $10 only if declared by" 
June 10, with $600 added, of which $100 to the second, the third 
to save its stake; weights, 5 lb. under the scale of the American 
Association; winners in 1885 of one race of any value to carry 4 
lb.; of two, 7 1b.; of three or more, 10 lb. extra; horses having 
started at Brighton Beach in 1885 without being placed first or 
second, allowed 3 lb. ; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 22 
subs., viz.: ' 



J. Barrett's Warren Lewis 
L. C. Behman's Col. Morris 
S. Bryant's Gen. Harding 
G. B. Bry son's Palinurus 
J. Croker's Geo. Singerlr 
E. E. Crowley's Lady Morton 
M. J. Daly's Jim Carlisle 
W. C. Daly's Ligan 
A. Fischer's Tunis 
Ganley & Co.'s Judge Griflith 
J. H. Green's Broughton 



W. Lakeland's Burgomaster 

Tattler 
Oxford Stable's Manitoba 
J. Kowe's Strickland 
W. Sandford's South Wind 
J. B. Stewart's Westfall 
W. Stoops' Tornado 
Summit Stable's Royal Arch 
W. H. Timmons' Jennings 
R. W. Walden's Chanticleer 
M. Woodland's Trenton 



^AJ\ Tlie Sea Beach Railroad, 

l^JL [TO^E BCN JULY 8 ] 

a sweepstakes for four-year olds, at $25 each, $10 only if declared by 
Julv 3, with $700 added, of which $200 to the second, and $50 
to the third; weights 5 lb. under the scale of the American Asso- 
ciation; winners in 1885 of one race of any value, to carry 2 lb. ; of 
two races, 4 lb.; of three races, 6 lb.; of four or more races, or of 
the Brooklyn Eagle Stakes, 8 lb. extra; horses having started at 
Brighton Beach in 1885 in two or more races without having been 
placed first, allowed 7 lb.; if not placed first or second, allowed 10> 
Closed with 22 subs., viz.: 
W. C. Daly's Ecuador 



lb. ; one mile and a half, 
J. Barrett's Warren Lewis . 
L. C. Behman's Col. Morris 
G. B. Bryson's Palinurus 
Callahan & Co.'s Miss Brewster 
J. Croker's George Singer ly 
M. J. Daly's Jim Carlisle 



Ligan 
A. Fischer's Tunis 
Ganley & Co.'s Judge Griffith 
J. Grayer's Neophyte 
J. H. Green's Broughton 



1885 Brighton Beach. 83 

141 ^^6 'S'^* Beach Railroad. 

W, Hamilton's Young Ducliess W. Mulkey's Joquita 

W. Henry's The King Oxford Stable's Manitoba 

T. Hernon & Son's Rucbiel W. Sanford's South Maid 

T. Hussey's Eegret Summit Stable's Blizzard 

W. B. Jennings' Ten Strike M, Woodland's Trenton 

"lAO Tlie Bngeman. Memorial, 

Irthl [TO BE RUN MAY 30.] 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, $10 only if declared by May 23, 
with $500 added, of which $100 to the second, the third to save 
its stake; weights, 5 lb. under the scale of the American Associa- 
tion: winners of two or more races in 1885 to carry full weight, 
according to the same rules; one mile and a furlong. Closed with 
35 subs., viz.: 
L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 J. H. Green's BroughtpH, 4 

Blohm Bros.' Little Minch, 5 W. Hamilton's Frolic, 4 

A. M. Burton's Peacock, 3 Young Duchess, £ 

Type, 3 L. Hart's Beecher, 3 

Callahan & Co.'s Miss Brewster, 4 Hopson Bros.' Delilah, 5 

L C. Chase's Herbert, 6 T. Joseph's Romolo, 4 

L. Constant's Mike's Pride, 5 P. McKellar's Cedar Grove 5 

J. Croker's George Singerly, i P. H. McMahon s Eachus, 3 

E. E. Crowley's Lady Morton, 4 H. D. Markstone s Florence M. 3 

W. C. Daly's Emmett, 3 W. Mulkey's Joquita 4 

MissDaly, 3 Topsy. a 

D. D. Davis' Battledore, 5 Oxford Stable's Manitoba, 4 

Excelsior Stable's Belle Garland, 4 F. Eobinson's Little Fred, 6 

Laura Glass, a J. Eowe's Strickland, 4 

R. B Fillmore's Islette, 3 Snyder & Co 's Pilot, 5 

T. M. Fleming's Ganymede, 5 G. B. Walters' Huron, 4 

Ganley & Co.'s Judge Griffith, 4 G. L. Weidman's Eva S., 4 
J. R. Graham's Haledon, a 



lAO The Hotel Brigliton, 

ATW [TO BE BUN JUNE 17.] 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward, at $25 each, $10 only if 
declared by June 10, with $600 added, of which $100 to the sec- 
cond, the third to save its stake; horses entered to be sold for 
$5 000, to carry full weight undor the scale of the American Asso- 
ciation; if to be sold for $4,000, allowed 5 lb. ; and if for less, to be 
allowed lib. lor each $100 less down to $1,000; subscribers in- 
tending to start horses for this stake must name them with the 
amount they are to be sold for through the entry box at the 
regular time of closing on June 16, the winner to be put up at 
auction immediately after the race, and any surplus over the 
entered selling price to be divided between the owner of the sec- 
ond and the B. B. R. A.; one mile and a furlong. Closed with 71 
subs., viz.: 
N. Becker's McBowling, 6 R. Brandt's Boulotte, 4 
L. C. Behman's Dan K., a F. B. Brannon's Centenial, 5 
Lutestring, 6 L. C. Bruce's Yorktown, 4 



84 



Brighton Beach. 



1885 



143 The Hotel 
S. Bryant's Lady of the Lake, 3 
Cahill Bros.' Montauk, 6 
L. C. Chase's Gouveneur, a 
Herbert, 6 

D. Colaizzi's Violator, 5 

L. Constant's Mike's Pride, 5 
J. Croker's Alfred, 3 
Transit, i 

E. E Crowley's Gold Dollar, 4 
W. C. Daly's Eulogy, 3 

King Tom, 4 

D. D Davis' Hickory Jim, a 

Unknown, 4 

I'. Erzinger's Baltazar, 6 
Excelsior Stable's Hartford, a 
...... Nettle, 6 

J. H. Green's Brotigh.ton, 4 

, LiUieB., 6 

Miss Walton, 3 

Planter, 3 

"W. Hamilton's Glengarine, 6 

Norena, 4 

Hanley & Co.'s Jacobus, 5 
L. Hart's Frank E., 5 

Little Dan, 6 

Hayden & Barry's Halifax, 6 
C. Hirn's Ballard, 6 
Hopson Bros.' Delilah, 5 
G. Horn's Red Eox, a 
...... Valley Forge, 4 

G. Horn's Windsail, 3 

T. Hussey's Grey Bonnet, 4 

Regret, 4 



Brighton. 

M. Kollmeyer's Change, 4 
W. Lakeland's Arsenic, 6 
Tattler, 4 

C. Lester's Col. Clay, 3 

J. W. & R. H. Loud's Lady Loud,4 
J. Mason & Son's Farragut, a 

Joe Shelby, a 

J. H. McCormack'sHaroline, 3 
...... Valiant, 4 

D. McGowan's Americus, 4 
P. McKellar's Cedar Grove, 5 
W. McMahon s Billy Mack, 3 
W. Malkey's Jim Nave, 3 
Topsy, a 

J. Mullm s Frank MuUins, 3 
H, A. Newton's Marsh Redon 6 
D. T. Pulsifer's Hanap, 4 
Whi^perine, 4 

F. Robinson's King Lion, 5 
W. Sanford's Eva Britton, 3 

S. M. Sexton's Dizzy Blonde, a 
M. Smith's Bart Warren, 5 
N. H. Snyder & Co.'s Pilot, 5 
W. Stoops' John Y., 3 
Summit Siable's Blizzard, 4 
W. H. Timmons' Buccaneer, 6 
P. Tobin's Inconstant, 5 
R. W. Walden's Hart, 3 

G. B. Walters' Sister. 4 
G. L. Weidman's Jocose, 5 

A. W. Weingardt's Blue Bell, 4 
Whittaker & Co.'s Lady Dean, 5 



T y| /I Tlie Brooklyn Handicap, 

X X JL [TO BE EUN JUNE 19.] 

a sweepstakes for three-year olds and upw^ard, at $25 each. $10 only if 
declared by noon of June 15, with $600 added, of which $100 to 
the second, the third to save its stake; weights to be announced 
June 8, and winners of 07ie or more races after the publication of 
the weights to carry 3 lb. extra; one mile and a quarter. Closed 
with 65 subs , viz.: 



J. Barrett's Warren Lewis, 4 
Beaconsfield Stable'sWoodflower,5 
L. C. Beaman's Col. Morris, 4 

Lutestring. 6 

J. B. Brannon's Centennial, 5« 
S. Bryant's Charlie Marks, a 
G. B. Bryson's Corsair, a 

Palinurus, 4 

W. P. Burch's Col. Sprague, a 



L. C. Chase's Herbert, 6 
J. Croker's Geo. Singerly, 4 
L. Curran's Sovereifin Pat, 5 
M. J. Daly's Jim Carlisle, 4 
W. C. Daly s Ecuador, 4 

Ligan, 4 
D. D. Davis' Hickory Jim, a 

Unknown, 4 

J. V. Elliott's Jack Cade, 3 



1885 



Brighton Beach. 



85 



\^/^ The Brooklyn Handicap. 

Excelsior Stable's Hartford, a H. D. Markstone's Florence_M., 

Nettle, 6 D- McGowan's Americus, 4 

A.Fisclier's Tunis, 4 P. H. McMahoii's Comanclie, 5 

T. M. Flemming's Ganymede, 5 Lytton, 5 

Ganley & Co.'s Judge Griffith, 4 W. Mulkey's Joquita, 4 

B. Goodwin's Bondholder, 5 Topsy , a 

J. H. Green's Broughton, 4 Murphy & Co.'s Blue Peter, 5 

Lillie B., 6 Oxford Stable's Manitoba, 4 

...... Planter, 8 !>. T. Pulsifer's Hanap, 4 

W. Hamilton's Norena, 4 ...... King Robin, 4 

Young Duchess, 4 Whisperine, 4 

Hanley & Co.'s Glenellen, 5 H. Roberts' Girofla, a 

li. Hart's Frank E., 5 F. Robinson's Little Fred, 6 

. . . Little Dan, 6 P. H. Ryan's Caramel, 5 

Hernon & Son's Ruchiel, 4 N. H. Snyder & Co.'s Pilot, 5 

T. Hussey's Regret, 4 J. B Stewart's Three Cheers, 3 

G. W. -Jennings' Tony Foster, 5 Summit Stable's Blizzard, 4 

G. H. Kernagtian's Mittie B, 4 Henry B., 5 

W. Lakeland's Arsenic, 6 R. W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4 

Bouncer, 6 G. L. Weidman's Eva S., 4 

' .!'.!'.'. Tattler, 4 A-W. Weingardt's BlueBell,4 

Lone Star Stake's Hatef, a Wild & Co.'s Choctaw, 4 

John Sullivan, 6 . H.J. Woodford's Barnum, 6 

J. W. & R. H. Loud's Richard L., 4 



1 yi f" The Manhattan. Hotel, 

J.'XO [TO BE BUN JUNE 24.] 

a selling sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward, at $25 each, $10 
only if declared by June 17, with $600 added, of which $100 to 
the"seaond, the third to save its stake; horses entered to be sold 
for $4,000, to carry full weight, under the scale of the Americaa 
Association; if to be sold for $3,000, allowed 7 lb., and if for less, 
to be allowed 1 lb. for each $100 less down to $1,000; forremain- 
der of conditions, see Dwyer Stakes (No. 139); one mile and a 
quarter. Closed with 52 subs., viz. ; 
L. C. Behman's Lutestring, 6 J. H. Green's Broughton, 4 

L. C. Bruce's Vocalic, 4 Lillie B., 6 

S. Bryant's Lady of the Lake, 3 ...... Planter. 3 

W. P. Burch's C3l. Sprague, a W. Hamilton's Norina, 4 

L. C. Chase's Herbert, 6 L. Hart's Little Dan, 6 

B. Collazzi's Violator, 5 Haydon & Co.'s Halifax, 6 

L. Constant's Mike's Pride, 5 C. Hirn's Ballard, 6 

J. Croker's Alfred, 3 Hopson Bros.' Woodcraft, a 

Transit, 4 G. Horn's Red Fox, a 

L. Curran's Sovereign Pat, 5 Windsail, 3 

M. J. Daly's Jim Carlislp, 4 T. Hussey's Grey Bonnet, 4 

D. D. Davis' Hickory Jim, a T. Hussey's Regret, 4 

Unknown, 4 W. B. Jennings' Cardinal McClos- 

P. Duffy's Maggie B. , 5 key, 5 

Excelsior Stable's Hartford, a Ten Strike, 4 

Nettle, 6 W. Lakelands Arsenic, a 



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Brighton Beach. 



1885 



145 The Manhattan Hotel. 

W. Lakeland's Tattler, 4 F. Bobinson's King Lion, 5 

J. Mason & Son's Joe Shelby, a S. M. Sexton's Dizzy Blonde, a 

Pink Cottage. 5 ^u M. Smith's Bart Warren, 5 

P. McKellar's Cedar Grove, 5 N. H- Snyder & Co.'s Pilot, 5 

W. McMahon's Billy Mack, 3 Summit Stable's Blizzard, 4 

W. Mulkey's Jim Nave, 3 W. H. Timmons' Greanbusli, 4 

Topsy, a R. W. Walden's Hart, 3 

Murphy & Co.'s Blue Peter, 5 G. B. Walters' Sister 4 

D. T. Pulsifer's Hanap, 4 A. W. Weingardt's Blue Bell, 4 

King Ilobin, 4 J. M. Whitaker's Vancluse, 3 

Whisperine, 4 



1^^ The Gravesend Handicap, 

iriU [TO BE EtTN JUNE 26.] 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds ana upward, at $25 each, $10 only 
if declared by noon of June 22, with $700 added, of which $200 to 
the second, and $50 to the third; weights to be announced June 
15; winners of one or more races, after the publication of the 
weights, to carry 5 lb. extra; or of the Brooklyn Handicap, 7 lb. 
extrj; one mile and a half. Closed with 50 subs., viz.: 
J, Barrett's Warren Lewis, 4 W. B. Jennings' Cardinal McClos- 

Beaconsfield Stable's Woodflower,5 key,. 5 
L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 .... Ten Strike, 4 

L. C. Bruce's Yorktown, 4 D. L. Klauberg's Wave o' Light, a 



G. B. Bryson's Corsair, a 

Palinurus, 4 

W. P. Burch's Telie Doe, 3 
J. Croker's George Singerly, 4 
L, Curran's Sovereign Pat, 5 
M. J. Daly's Jim Carlisle, 4 
W. C. Daly's Ecuador, 4 

Ligan, 4 

D. D. Davis' Unknown, 4 
Excelsior Stable's Hartford, a 

Nettle, 6 

T. M. Flemming's Ganymede, 5 

T. riynn's Kisber, a 

B. Goodwin's Bondholder, 5 

Free Gold, 6 

J. H. Green's Broughton, 4 

Planter, 3 

L. Hart's Little Dan, 6 

Paterson, 5 

W. Henry's The King, 4 

T. Hernon & Son's Ruchiel, 4 

T. Hussey's Regret, 4 



W. Lakeland's Arsenic, a 

Lone Htar Stable's John Sullivan, 6 

Olivette, 5 

J. W. & R. H. Loud's Richard L., 4 
P. H. McMahon's Comanche, 5 
W. Mulkey's Jim Nave, 3 

Joquita, 4 

Murphy & Co.'s Blue Peter, 5 
Oxford Stable's Manitoba, 4 
D. T. Pulsifer's Hanap, 4 
King Robin, 4 

Whisperine, 4 

H. Roberts' Girofla, a 
P. H Ryan's Caramel, 5 
W. Sanford's South Maid, 4 
S. M. Sexton s Dizzy Blonde, a 
Summit Stable's Henry B., 5 

Royal Arch, 4 

R. W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4 
Wild & Co.'s Choctaw, 4 
H. J. Woodford's Barnum, 6 



1 /I W The Brigliton Beach. Railroad, 

Ji^ J T.I BE KUN JUNE 29,] 

a selling sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upwards, at $25 each. 
$10 only if declared by June 24, with $700 added, of which $200 to 



1885 



Brighton Beach. 



87 



^^■^ The Brighton Beach Railroad. 

the second, and $50 to tlie third; horses entered to be sold for 
$3 000 to carry full weight under the scale of the American Asso- 
ciation; if to be sold for $2,500, allowed 5 lb., and if for less to be 
allowed 1 lb. for each $100 less down to $1,000; for remainder of 
conditions see Dwyers' Stakes (No. 139); one mile and three fur- 
longs. Closed with 47 subs., viz. 



C. Behman's Col. Morris, i 

Lutestring, 6 

jR. Brandt's Boulotte, 4 
G. B. Bryson's Corsair, a 
IV. P. Burch's Col. Sprague, a 
Cahill Bros.' Thurles, 5 
X. C. Chase's Herbert, 6 
D. Colaizzi's Violator, 5 
I.. Constant's Mike's Pride, 5 
J". CroRer's Alfred, 3 

' Transit, 4 

M. J. Daly's Tilford, 5 

Vibrator, 5 

"W. C. Daly's Ligan, 4 

D. D. Davis' Hickory Jim, a' 

Unknown, 4 

P. Duffy's Maggie B., 5 
Excelsior Stable's Hartford, a 

Nettle, 6 

J. Grayer's Neophyte, i 
J. H. Green's Broughton, 4 

LillieB.,6 

Planter. 3 

.S. L. Grove's Myrtle. 3 



W. Hamilton's Norena, 4 

L. Hart's Little Dan, 6 
Paterson, 5 

Hernon & Son's Runnymede, 6 

G. Horn's Red Fox, a 
.... Windsail, 3 

T. Hussey's Regret, 4 

W. B. Jennings' Cardinal McClos- 
key, 5 

Ten Strike, 4 - 
W. Lakeland's Arsenic, a 
J. Mason & Son's Joe Shelby, a 
D McGowan's Americus, 4 
W. Mul'- ey's Jim Nave, 3 

... Topsy, a - ■- . 

J. Mullins' Frank MuUins, 3 
Murphy & Co.'s Blue Peter, 5 
D. T. Pulsifer's Hanap, 4 

King Robin, 4 

....,., Whisperine, 4 
M. Smith's Bart Warren, 5 
Summit Stable's Henry B., 5 
R. W. Walden's Hart, 3 
G. B. Walters' Huron, 4 



^ An Tlie Kings County Cup, 

J[T;'0 [to be run JULY 2.] 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward, at $50 each, half forfeit, 
with $1,000 added, of which $'300 to the second, and $100 to the 
third; winners of any one cup race in 1885, or of any of two miles 
and upward, not a handicap, for which less than weight for age 
was carried according to the rules under which the race was run, 
to carry 5 lb.; of two cup races, or of two races as named a-bove, 7 
lb. ; of three or more cup races, or of three races as named above, 
10 lb. extra; horses having run at Brighton Beach in 1885 without 
winning at any distance, allowed 5 lb.; two miles. -Closed with 
25 subs., viz 



L C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 
G. B. Bryson's Palinurus, 4 
Callahan & Co.'s Miss Brewster, 4 
M. J. Daly's Jim Carlisle, 4 
W. C. Daly's Ecuador, 4 
Excelsior Stable's Hartford, a 

Nettle, 6 

K. B. Filmore's Islette, 3 



B. Goodwin's Free Gold, 6 
L. Graham's Brunswick, 6 
L. Hart's Nattie Hamilton, 3 
T. Hernon & Son's Runnymede, 6 
W. Lakeland's Exile, 3 
J. W. &R H. Loud's Lida Stan- 
hope, a 
J. E. M. Donald's Fosteral, 6 



88 



Brighton Beach. 



1885; 



148 



The Kings County Cup. 



J. E McDonald's Wallansee, 6 
E. J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, a 
P. H. McTVI ah on's Comanche, 5 
W. Mulkey's Joquita, 4 
Murphy & Co.'s Fellowship, 3 



D. T. Pulsifer's Hanap, 4 

Whisperine, 4 

Summit Stable's Henry B., 5 

.. .. Koyal Arch, 4 

H. J. Woodford's Barnum, 6 



1 /I Q The Independence Steeplechase, 

JL'^W [TO BE KUN JULY 4.] 

a sweepstakes at $50 each, half forfeit, with $500 added, of which f lOO' 
to the second, the third to save its stake; light welter weights; 
winners of one steeplechase in 1885, at any distance and of any 
value, to carry 5 lb,, of two or more such races, 7 lb. extra; full 
course. Closed with 25 subs., viz.: 
J. N. Ackerman's Ohio Boy, a Hopson Bros.' Will Davis, a 

F. Ahrens' Buckra, 6 W. Lakeland's Honairetta, 5 

J. Birmingham, Jr 's Odette, 6 M. Lynch's Major Wheeler, a 

R. M. Brannon's Revenge, a J. H. McOormack's Bonero, 5 

Chestnut Stable's Gilt Edge, a Pope Leo, a 

W. C. Daly's Jim McGowan, 4 M. N. Nolan's Capt. Curry, 5 

P. Duffy's Jim Clunen, 5 Miss Moulsey, a 

Krupp Gun, a T. Sharkey's Tonawanda, 6 

Excelsior Stable's Abraham, a J. H. Smith's Bellerophon, 4 

Quebec, 6 M. Smith's Bart. Warren, 5 

L. Hart's Capt. York, a M. Woodland's Trenton, 4 

Paterson, 5 Wynne & Son's Pawnee, a 

T. Hernon & Son's Shortcake, 6 



ICn The .Inly Cup, 

1(JW [TO BE KTJN JULY 15.1 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, play or pay. $10 only if declared' 
by noon of July 8, with $700 added, of which $200 to the second, 
and $100 to the third; to carry 100 lb., without allowances; one 
mile and three quarters. Closed with 33 subs., viz.: 
L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 C Hirn's Ballard, 6 

Callahan & Co 's Thunderbolt, 3 W. B Jennings' Cardinal Mc- 
E. E. Crowley's Lady Morton, 4 Closl^ey. 5 

L. Curren's Sovereign Pat, 5 Ten Strike, 4 

M. J. Daly's Jim Carlisle, 4 J. W. & R. H. Loud's Lida Stau- 
W. C. Daly's Ecuador, 4 hope, a 
Excelsior Stable's Hartford, a J. E. McDonald's Fosteral, 6 
Nettle, 6 Long Knight, 5 

A. Fischer's 'Tunis, 4 Wallansee, 6 

T. Flynn's Kisber, 6 E. J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, a 

P. C. Fox's Tom Martin, 4 W. Mulkey's Topsy, a 

J. R. Graham's Haledon. a Murphy & Co.'s Blue Peter, 5 

L. Graham's Brunswick, 6 G. W. Nixon's Bob Tafigart, 4 

W. F. Gray's Phil Lewis, 5 S. M. Sexton's Dizzy Blonde, a. 

J. Grayer's Neophyte, 4 Summit Stable's Blizzard, 4 

B, Goodwin's Free Gold, 6 Henry B., 5 

T. Hernon & Son's Ruchiel, 4 H. J. Woodford's Barnum, 6 
Runnymede, 6 



1885 



Brighton Beach. 



1 ni The Iron Pier Handicap, 

Iwl [TO BE RUN JULY 27.] 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, ]0 only if declared by July 22^ 
with $700 added, of which $200 to the second, and $50 to the third; 
weights to be announced July 20; winners of one or more races 
after the publication of the weights, to carry 5 lb. extra; one milfr 
and a half. Closed with 51 subs., viz. : 



J. Barrett's Warren Lewis, 4 

N. Becker's Col. Clark, 3 

L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 

. Lutestring, 6 
E. M. Rrannon's Tecumseh, 3 
CahillBros.'Thurles, 5 
Callahan & Co.'s Miss Brewster, 4 
D Colaizzi's Violator, 5 
L. Constant's Mike's Pride, 5 
J. Croker's Geo. Singerly, 4 
M. J. Daly's Jim Carlisle, 4 

Tilford, 4 

W. C. Daly's Emmett, 3 

Ligan, 4 

D. D. Davis' Hickory Jim, 4 

Unknown, 4 

Excelsior Stable's Hartford, a 

Nettle, 6 

T. M. Flemming's Ganymede, 5 

T. Flynn's Kisber, 6 

B. Goodwin's Bondholder, 5 

Free Gold, 6 

W. F. Gray's Phil Lewis, 5 
J. H. Green's Broughton, 4 

Planter. 3 

L. Hart's Little Dan, 6 



L. Hart's Paterson, 5 

W. Henry's The King, 4 

T. Hernon & Son's Carlisle, 5 

Mollie Walton, 3 

... .. Ruchiel, 4 

Runnymede, 6 

W. B. Jennings' Cardinal McClos- 
key, 5 

Ten Strike, 4 

W. Lakeland's Exile, 3 * 
Lone Star Stable's John Sullivan.S 
H. D. Markstone's Florence M., 3 
W. Mulkey's Jim Nave, 3 

Topsy, a 

Murphy & Co.'s Blue Peter, 5 

Fellowship, 3 

G. M. Nixon's J. W. White, 4 
D. T, Pulsiler's Hanap, 4 

King Robin, 4 

Whisperine, 4 

S. M. Sexton's Dizzy Blonde, a 
Summit Stable's Blizzard, 4 
..,,.. Henry B., 5 

Royal Arch, 4 

W. Stoop's Tornado, 4 

A. W. Weingardt's Blue Bell, 4 



1 f"rt The Brighton Handicap, 

Iw^ [TO BE RUN JULY '>9.] 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds and upward, at $10 each, $15 additi- 
onal for starters, with $400 added, of which $100 to the second, 
and $50 to the third; weights to be published on July 24, and 
declarations to be made through the entry box on July 27; six. 
furlongs. Closed with 71 subs., viz.: 
J. N. Ackerman's Rushbrook, 5 L. C. Chase's Gouverneur, a 

N. Becker's McBowling, 6 Herbert, 6 

L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 W. C. Daly's Lizzie D., 2 

Dan K., a D. D. Davis' Battledore, 5 

Lutestring, 6 Glendower, a 

T. Berninger's Riddle, 6 A.J. Delaney's Modoc, 4 

J. B. Brannon's Rico, 3 J. B. Elliott's Pericles, 4 

P. W. Brown's Dynamite, 2 F. Erzinger's Baltazar, 6 

Emma Gillette, 3 T. M. Flemrning's Ganymede, 5 

L. C. Bruce's Vocalic. 4 A. Fischer's Grand Duke, 2 
Cahill Bros.' Montauk, 6 , Melton, 2 



^0 



Brighton Beach; Coney Island — Sprcng. 



1885 



152 

A. 0. 



The Brighton Handicap. 



Franklin's Carter, 2 

Eager, 2 

J. H. Green's Brougliton, 4 

Lizzie Walton, 2 

S. L. Gro-s^e's Myrtle, 3 
W. Hamilton's Frolic, 4 

Glengarine, 6 

Hanley & Co.'s GlenuUen, 5 

Jacobus, 5 

Hern on & Son's Carlisle, 5 

Theodorus, 4 

T. Hussey's Kednette, 2 
Springaway, 2 



P. McKellar's Cedar Grove, 5 
W. Mc Mahon's billy Mack, 3 

Charley Kempland, 6 . 

Magnum, 4 

W. Mulkey's Hespero, 4 

H. A. Newton s Marsh Redon, 6 

D. O'Connor's Deceit, 3 

G. Parberry's Rosetta, 2 

Pillager, 3 

D. T. Pulsifer's Hanap, 4 

King Robin, 4 

Wbisperine, 4 

F. Robinson's Delia, 2 



G. B. Jennings' Ct-pt. Flaberty, a King Lion, 5 



W. B. Jennings' Bonnie Lee, 3 

Industry, 3 

"T. Joseph's Romolo, 4 
.... Sallie Glenn, 8 
JM. Kollmeyer's Change, 4 
E. Leigh's Avery, 4 
G. A. Lester's Goblin, 3 
-J. Mason & Son's Eva K., a 

Pink Cottage, 5 

J. H. McCormack's Pope Leo, a 
T. McDonald's Frelda, 4 



W. Sanford's EvaBritton, 3 
W. Stoops' Knight Templar, a 
W. H. Timmons' Buccaneer, 6 
P. Tobin's Inconstant, 5 
G. L. "Weidman's Eva S., 4 

Jocose, 5 

"Wild & Co.'s Theodora, 3 
L. Whitney's Banero, 3 
Bonanza, 4 

Mary W., 5 



CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB, 

NISW YORK. CITY AND SHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. 

Spring Meeting June 11 to July 1, inclusive. 



153 



Tile Foam, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, with $1,000 

out of the stakes; five furlongs. 



added, the second, to receive 
Closed with 62 subs., viz.: 
Appleby & Co.'s Blue Day 

Lookout 

Moss Rose 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

W. P. Burch's Biggonet 
J. E. Cannon's Grace C. 
Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Ferona 

Hawley 

^ Lulu 

-. Lydia 

Millie 



Dwyer Bros.' Peekskill 

Portland 

Quincy 

Richfield 

Rutland 
Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

LadyB. 

The Dipper {dead) 

A. Fischer's Melton 

P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 

G. H. Kernaghan's Jennie B. 

Little Minnie 

G. L. Lorillard's Electric 

Faocy 

Ladybird - 



Coney Island — Bpnng. 



91 



153 The 

G. L. Lorillard's Fay 

Mariner 

C. W. Medinger's Cowdriver 

Wheatly 

Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
Preakness Stable's Bonnie Prince 
Kancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Housatouic 

. Kanawha 

Pontico 

Kestless 

Saluda 

Savanac 



Foam. 

Eancocas Stable's Ulida 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor . 

W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Charity 

Faun 

Flavia 

Pocoraoke 

Quito 

Waitaway 

K. W. Walden's Rock and Rye 
D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Necromancy 

, Salisbury 



154 



Tlie Surf, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, with $1,000 



added, the second to receive 
the F-oam Stakes to carry 7 
subs., viz.: 

Appleby & Co 's Blue Day 

Lookout 

IMoss Ros6 

W. *S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

Boaz 

Pure Eye 

Syntax 

J. E. Cannon's Grace C, 

Cassidy Bros.' Ophelia 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pfyor 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

The Dipper {dead) 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

, Envoleur 

Ferona 

Hawley 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

PeekskiU 

Portland 

Quincy 

Richfield 

Rutland 

A. Fischers Melton 

P. H. Hynes' Queen of Hearts 

G. H. Kernaghan's Belle Walsh 



out of the stakes; the winner of 
lb.; five furlongs. Closed with 64 

G. H. Kernaghan's Col. Cowan 
G. L. Lorillard's Electric 

Fay 

G. L. Lorillard's Ladybird 

Mariner 

C W. Medinger's Cowdriver 

Wheatly 

Preakness Stable's Lorenzo 
Rancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

.. ... Housatonic 

Kanawha 

Pontico 

Restless 

Saluda 

Savanac 

Ulida 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor 

W. L. Scott's Charity 

Flavia 

Homeward Bound 

■ Pocomoke 

Quito 

Velvet 

Waitaway 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier 



92 



Con^y Island — Spring. 



1885 



154 

E. V. Snedeker's Gladys 

Kalula 

E. W. Walden's Letretia 



The Surf. 

D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Necromancy 

...... Salisbury 



155 



Tlie Great Post, 

a post sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $200 eacli, play or pay, with 
$1,500 added, the second to receive $500 out of the stakes; each 
subscriber limited to one subscription, and to name three horses 
at time of entry and bring one to the post; subscriptions may be 
made by sealed entry, which must be sent by registered mail, 
endorsed " Sealed entry for the Great Post Stakes," and with the 
name of the subscriber, such entries to be opened and published 
two days before the race; six furlongs. Closed with 14 subs., viz.,. 



Appleby & Co., sealed entry 
E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

MoUie McCarthy's Last 

Silver Cloud 

A. J. Cassatt, sealed entry 
Clipsiara Stable, sealed entry 
Dwyer Bros., sealed entry 



J. E. Kelly, sealed entry 
G. L, Lorillard's Electric 

Ladybird 

.... Mariner 
Rancocas Stable, sealed entry 
W. L. Scott, entry 
E. V. Snedeker & Co., sealed entry 



iUU The Great Two- Year-Old Selling^, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, with $l,O0a' 
added, the second to receive $200 out of the stakes; the winner to 
be put up at auction, if at $5,000, to carry full weight; if at $4,000, 
to be allowed 5 lb. ; if at $3,000, 10 lb. ; and if for less, to be allowed 
1 lb. for each $200 less down to $1,000, the minimum selling price; 
the selling price to be stated through the entry bos the day before 
the race; beaten horses not liable to be claimed; six furlongs.. 
Closed with 51 subs , viz. : 



Appleby & Co.'s Moss Eose 

Wildwood 

E. J. Baldwin's Glen Almond 

Maricopa 

A. Belmont's Gil Bias 
J. Brophy's Noxubee 
Clipsiana Stable's Jackson 

♦ Miss Glennon 

L. Curran's Falls City 

Figaro 

W. C. Daly's Lizzie D. 
Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Lulu 

Millie 

Peekskill 

Richfield 

Rutland 

A. Fischer's Grand Duke 



J. G. Greener & Co.'s b c, by Brig- 
adier —Henrietta 

P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 

Queen of Hearts 

J. E. Kelly's b or br f, by Lisbon — 
Austria 

b c, by Glenelg— Gondola 

b c, by Glenelg — Peru 

Mr. Kelso's Banner Bearer 

Mr. Kelso's Billy Cock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 

Shamrock 

Waitawhile 

G. H. Kernaghan's Col. Cowan 

G. L. Lorillard's Ladybird 

W. & J. W. McClelland's Freddie 

W. H. Murtishaw's Starling 



1885 



Coney Island — Spring. 



93 



156 

-Preakness Stable's 
Rancocas Stable's Ariel 

Garnet 

Kanawba 

Naiad 

Pasha 

, Restless 

Saltida 

Savanac 



The Great Two-Year-Old Selling. 
Bonnie Princs W. L. Scott's Bellringer 
Binnacle 



Petticoat 

Quito 

Votary 

B. W. Walden's Bessie B. 

Virgilia 

A. W. Weingardt's Welcome 



157 



The Swift, 

a sweepstakes for three-y.ear-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $25 only if 
declared by April 15, 1885, with $1,250 added, of which $250 to the 
second, the third to save its stake; seven turlongs. .Closed with 
50 subs, viz.: 



E.J. 



Baldwin's Mission Belle 

Verano 

O. Bowie's Lord Lome 
Brannon Bros.' Rico 
W. P. Burch's Envenom 

Telle Doe 

Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 
Clipsiana Stable's Goano 
Cridge & Co.'s Soliman 

W. C. Daly's Emmett 
Dwyer Bros.' Detective 

Elmendorf 

Executor ^ 

Petersburg 

Preciani 

Richmond 

Sumner 

Ganley & Co.'s Ganley 
J. G. Greener & Co.'s Erebus 
J.E. Kelly's ch c,by Glenelg— Heli- 
otrope 
J.E Kelly's b c,bvGlenelg- 
Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 

Kinsman 

:N. W. Kittson's Jongleuse 

Laurette 



W. Lakeland's Exile 

G. L. LorUlard's Hopeful 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 

P. H. McMahon's Eachus 

J. Mullins' Frank MuUins 

Oxford Stable's Bonne Bouche 

R. C. Pates Editor 

Preakness Stable's Bonnie Bess 

Rancho del Pasos Tyrant 

Rancocas Stable's Chimera 

Dione 

Katrine 

Krishna 

Neptune 

Wanda 

W. L. Scott's Florio 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 

Lord Beaconsfield 

A. Stude's Sulita 
R. W. Walden's Hart 

F. T. Walton's Harold 
Stamps Wagner 

Wild & Co.'s Theodora 
D. D. Withers' Cadet 
Punka 



158 



Tlie Tidal, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $20 only 
if declared by July 1, 1884, with $1,000 added, the second to re- 
ceive $200 out of the stakes; one mile. Closed with 99 subs., viz.: 
Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow O. Bowie's Consolation 

Blagrave Stable's Goblin ...... Lord Lome 

O. Bowie's Captain Marylander 



94 



Coney Island — Spring. 



1885 



158 



The Tidal 



G. B. Bryson's Speculator 
Callahan & Co 's Thunderbolt 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 
Crldge & Co.'s Sollman 
J. Croker's Roysterer 
W. C. Daly's Emmett 
Davis & Co.'s Eugo 
Dwyer Bros.' Elmendorf 

Exesutor 

Petersburg 

Richmond 

Sumner 

Fannin & Co.'s John C. 

J. H. Green's Miss Walton 

J. B. Haggin's Tyrant 

E Heflfner's Sussex 

Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton 

N. W. Kittson's Pardee 

Strabismus 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwocd 

Kinsman 

Latitude 

Longview 

Saltpetre 

Sir Edward 

Warder 

D L. Klaub-rg's Hawthorne 
W. Lakeland's Exile 
C. Litfclefield's Tecumseh 
Gr. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St. Augustine 

Surprise 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
•J. Mitchell's Emerson 
Melbourne Stable's I*lington(dead) 
Kensington 



Melbourne Stable's Theckla 
Murphy & Co.'s Fellowship 
Preakness Stable's Armadale 

Rancocas Stable's Chimera 

Cholula 

Dione 

Heimdal 

Heva 

Katrine 

Krishna 

Neptune 

Peoria 

Unrest 

Wanda 

Zangbar 

J. Rowe's Rocket 
P. H. Ryan's Adolph 

Monarchess 

G. M. Rye's Mystic 
Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 

Lord Beaconsfield 

Suffolk Stable's Hop Sing 

Montana 

Skookum 

Summit Stable's Justin Mack 
J. Walden's Mentmore 
R. W. Waldens Harefoot 

Hart 

E. B. Wall's Tantivy 
G B. Walters' Marengo 
J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 
D. D. Withers' Fanatic 

Masher 
b c, by King Ernest— Cy- 
clone 
ch c, by King Ernest — Mimt 



DECLARED JULY 1, 1884— at $20 each. 



Appleby & Co.'s BaVot 

Contesxa 

Clipsian i Stable's Elgin 

Dwyer Bros.' Bolter (Little Mack) 

Col. Clay 

Electric Light 

Greenfield 

J. E. Kelly's John Y, 

Leonidas 

N. W. Kittson's Eachus 

Sihley 

Sir Hercules 



Rancocas Stable's Cincinnatus 

Cyrilla 

...... Hoder 

Ilia 

Paul Kernan 

ch c,hy Duke of Magenta — 

Emerald 

br c.by Mortemer — Sallie 

brf, by Mortemer — Morlacchi 

J. T. Williams' Cridge 

D.U. Withers' ch c, by Macaroon — 

Mary Buckley 



1885 



Coney Island — Sprirg. 



95 



159 



The Coney Island Derby, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 ea-^li, fcalf forfeit, ocly $20' 
if declared by July 1, 1884, ■with $1,500 added, the second to receive 
out of the stakes; one mile and half Closed with 90 subs., viz.: 

C. Littlefield's Tecumseh 
G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St. Augustine 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
Melbourne Stable's Islington(c^eai) 

Kensington 

Theckla 

J. Mitchell's Emert^on 

J. S. Owens' b c, by Botheration — 

Mabel 
Preakness Stable's Armadale 

Emissary 

Rancocas Stable's Chinjera 

Cholula 

Heva 

Heimdal 

Katrine 

Krishna 

Neptune 

Zangbar 

J. Eowe's Rocket 
Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 

Lord Beaconsfield 

Suffolk Stable's Hop Sing 

Montana 

Skookum 

J. Walden's Mentmore 
R W. Walden's Harefoot 
E. B. Wall's Taneivy 
J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 

D. D. Withers' Fanatic 

Masher 

b c, by King Ernest — Cy- 
clone 

ch c, by King Ernest — Mimi 

M. Young's Harrigan 



Appleby & Co.'s Uoldfellow 
Blagrave Stable's Goblin 
O. Bowie's Captain 

Consolation 

Marylander 

G. B. Bryson's Speculator 
Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 
Clipsiana Stable's Goano 
Cridge & Co.'s Soliman 
J. Croker's Roysterer 
W. C. Daly's Emmett 
Dwyer Bros.' Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Richmond 

Sumner 

Fannin & Co.'s John C. 

J. B. Haggin's Tyrant 

L, Hart's Belldoyle (dead) 

Nattie Hamilton 

T. Hernon & Son's MoUie Walton 
E Heffner's Sussex 
Mr. Kelso s Brookwood 

Isis 

Kinsman 

Latitude 

Longview 

Saltpetre 

Sir Edward 

Warder 

D. L. Klauberg's Hawthorne 
J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg — 
Heiliotrope 

b c,by Glenelg — Stamps 

N. W. Kittson's Pardee 
St. Louis 



DECLARED JULYl, ISSi-at $20 each 



Appleby <& Co's Ballot 
Clipsiana Stable's Elgin 

Salviator 

Dwyer Bros.' Bolter {Little Mack} 

Col. Ciay 

Elect' ic Light 

Greenfield 

J. R. Keene's Sir Peter 
J. E. Kelly's John Y. 

Leonidas 

N. W. Kittson's Sibley 
Sir Hercules 



Rancocas Stable's Cincinnatus 

Grendel {Justin Mack) 

Hoder 

Paul Kernan 

ch c, by Duke of Magenta — 

Emerald 

... brf, by Mortemer — Morlaccht 

br c, by Mortemer — Sallie 

J. T. Williams' Cridije 
D. D. Withers' ch c, by Macaroon — 
Mary Buckley 



m 



Coney Island — Spring. 



18«5 



160 



The Mermaid, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, only 
120 if declared by July 1, 1884, with HBOO added, the second to 
receive $150 out of the stakes; one mile and a furlong. Closed 
with 62 subs., viz.: 



O. Bowie's Catamaran 

Monte Watson 

Tincture 

Vesta 

-Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 

Dwyer Bros.' Preciani 

Eannin & Co.'s Telle Doe 

J. H. Green's Miss Walton 

T, G. Harris' Windsail 

T. Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton 

E. Heffner's Error 

Xi. Hart's Nattie Hamilton 

Mr. Kelso's Eelay 

Maumee 

J. E. Kelly's Natilee 

JSr. W. Kittson's Elizabeth 

Queen Anne 

G. L. Lorillard's Etha 

Souci [dead) 

T. A. Lynch's Haroline 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 

Melbourne Stable s Czarina 

Mecca 

Theckla 



Melbourne Stable's Trophy 
F. Mossiori's Typhoon 
Preakness Stable's Sapphire 
Rancocas Stable's Chimera 

Dione 

Heva 

Katrine 

Wanda 

Unrest 

Peoria 

P. H. Ryan's Favorita 

Monarchess 

W. L. Scott's Florio 

. . Radha 

Snedeker & Co.'s Breta 
Suffolk Stable's Senora 

R.'w.' Walden's Lulu S. 
Wild & McCaul's Theodora 
D. D. Withers' b f, by King Ernest 
—Elsie 

b f , by King Ernest—Maxim 

ch f,by King Ernest or Mac- 
aroon— Revolt 



DECLARED JULYl, ISSi-at $20 each. 



Appleby <& Co.'s Cpntessa 
Clipsiana Stable's Alameda 
Dwyer Bros.' Ripplette 
J. R. Keene's Blanche 

. . b f,by Wanderer — Phyllis 

JV. W. Kittson's Marie 
Rancocas Stable's Bahama 
Catherine 



Rancocas Stable's Cyrilla 

Hallowe'en 

Ilia 

Petition 

brf, by Mortemer — Morlacchi] 

brf, by Mortemer — Refreshment 

Suffolk Stable's b f, oy Virgil— Larlc 
R. W. Walden's Little Savage 



161 



Tlie dnporium, 

a'sweepstakes for three-year- olds, at $150 each, half forfeit, $25 only 
if declared by April 15, or $50 if declared by May 15, 1885, with 
$5,000 added, the second to receive $1,000 of the added money, and 
20 per cent, of the stakes, the third $500 of the added money, and 
10 per cent of the stakes; non-winners of a race ot the value of 
$2,000, allowed 4 lb., of $1 000, allowed 7 lb.; maidens having 
started when two years old, allowed 14 lb., other maidens 10 lb.; 
winners in 1885, of a race (not counting handicaps and selling 
races), of the value of $2,000, to carry 122 lb., two such races, 125 



1885 



Coney Island — Spring. 



97 



161 



The Emporium. 



lb., or three sucli races, 128 lb.; fillies and geldings allowed 3 lb. ; 
one mile and a half. Closed with 76 snbs., viz. : 



Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow 
E. J. Baldwin's Mira 

Mission Belle 

Verano 

O. Bowie's Captain 
G. B. Bryson's Speculator 
W. P. B arch's Telle Doe 
Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 

Goano 

Cridge & Co.'s Soliman 
Davis & Co.'s Eosette 
T. W. Dos well's Eola 

Wickham 

Winston 

Dwyer Bros.' Detective 

Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Preciani 

Richmond 

Sumner 

Ganley & Co.'s Ganley 
Xi. Hart's Beecher 

Nat tie Hamilton 

T. Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton 
J. E. Kelly's Natilee 

ch c,by Glenelg— Heliotrope 

b c, by Glenelg— Stamps 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 

Kinsman 

Longview 

Maumee 

...... Saltpetre 

N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth 

Laurette 

Pardee 

St. Louis 

W. Lakeland's Byron Cross 



W. Lakeland's Exile 

C. Littlefi8ld's Tecumseh 

Gr. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St. Aujustine 

H. D. Markstone's Florence M. 
J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
P. H. McMahon's Eachus 

C. W. Medinger's Fairmount^ 
W. Mulkey's Jim Nave 

J. MuUins' Frank Muliins 
Murphy & Co.'s Fellowship] 
Oxford Stable's Bonne Bouche 
R. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

..... Ten Fellow 
Preakness Stable's Ton'ine 
Rancho del Paso's Hidalgo 

Tyrant 

Rxncocas Stable's Chimera 

Cholula 

Heimdal 

Katrine 

Krishna 

Unrest 

Wanda 

P. H. Ryan's Monarchess 
W L. Scotfs Florio 

Radha 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 

Lord Beaconsfield 

Suffolk Stable's Montana 

Theresa" 

Skookum 

R. W. Wdlden's Harefoot 

D. D. Withers' Fanatic 
Masher 

ch c, by King Ernest — Mimi 

ch c, by Stonehenge— Juli- 

etta 



162 



The Spindrifr, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $25 only 
if declared by April 15, 1885, with $1,500 added, the second to re- 
ceive $500 out of the stakes, the third to save its stake; non- win- 
ners of a race of the value of $3,000, allowed 4 lb.; of $2 000, 7 lb.; 
miidens allowed 141b.; winners in 1885 (not counting handicaps 
and selling races) of a race of the value of $2,000, to carry 121 lb.; 
7 • 



98 



Coney Island — Spring. 



1885 



162 

of two or more sucli 

lb.; one mile and a quarter 

E. J. Baldwin's Brandy wine 

Volante 

W. P. Burcli's Telle Doe 

Callalian & Co.'s Thunderbolt 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 

Goano 

Cridge & Co.'s Soliman 

Davis & Co.'s Rosette 

T. W. Doswell's Thomasia 

Winston 

Dwyer Bros.' Detective 

Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Preciani 

Kichmond 

Sumner 

Ganley & Co.'s Ganley 

J. G. Greener & Co.'s Erebus 

L. Hart's Nattie Hamilton 

T. Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton 

J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg — He- 
liotrope 

b c, by Glenelg — Stamps 

Mr. Kelso's brookwood 

Kinsman 

Longview 

Maumee 

Saltpetre 

N. W. Kittson's St. Louis 

Strabismus 

W. Lakeland's Exile 

C. Littlefield's Tecumseh 

G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St. Augustine 



The Spindrift. 

races, 125 lb.: fillies and geldings allowed 
Closed with 67 subs., viz.: 
H. D. Markstone's Florence M. 
P. H. McMahon's Eachus 
J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
J. Mullins' Frank Mullins 
R. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

Editor 

Prea'iness Stable's Rupert 

Tontine 

H. Pride & Co.'s Monardo 
Rancho del Paso's Hidalgo 

Tyrant 

Rancocas Stable's Chimera 

Dione 

Heimdal 

Katrine 

Unrest 

Wanda 

P. H Ryan's Adolph 
W. L. Scott's Florio 
Radha 

E. V. Snedeker& Co.'s Grenadier 
Lord Beaconsfield 

S. P. Stout's Speculator 
Suffolk Stable's Montana 

Senora 

.... Skookum 
R W. Wal den's Hapefoot 

F. T. Walton's Harold 
. . Wagner 

D. D. Withers' Fanatic 

Masher 

ch c, by Stonehenge— Juli- 

etta 

b c, by King Ernest— Cy- 
clone 



163 



Tlie Suburban, 

a handicap s veepstakes for all ages, at $100 each, half forfeit, only $2^ 
if declared by Feb. 20, with $2,500 added, the second to receive 
$500 of the added money, and 20 per cent of the stakes: the third 
10 per cent, of tne stakes; weights to be announced Feb. 1 : win- 
ners, after the publication of the weights, of two races of any 
value, or one of $1,000, to carry 4 lb. extra; of two of $1,000. or 
one of $2,000, to carry 7 lb. extra; of three of $1,000, or of two of 
of $2,000, to carry 10 lb. extra; one mile and a quarter. Closed 
with 107 subs., of which 18 declared, viz.: 

Lb. Lb. 

Rancocas Stable's Drake Car- E. J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, 
ter, 5.,. 124 a 12 



1885 



Coney Island— Sprmg. 



99 



163 



The Suburban. 
Lb. 



E. Heffner's Markland, 5 120 

Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 119 

F. Gebhard's St. Saviour, 4. . . 119 
Eau cocas Stable's Aranza, a.. 117 
D. D. Withers' Kinglike, 5... 116 
Duplex, 6 115 

----- 116 



Lb, 

97 



115 
114 



113 



110 

110 
110 
110 

110 
110 
110 



Ramapo Stable's Girofle a 
G. R. Buchanan's Jim Ren- 
wick, a 

G. Cook's Ferg Kyle, 5 

App'eby&Co.'sJack of Hearts. 

a •••• 

J. Q Greener & Co.'s Billy 

Gilmore, 4 112 

Summit Stable's Royal Arch, 4 112 
N. W. Kittson's Rataplan, 4, . 112 
J. E. McDonald's Fosteral, 6. . 110 

C. B. Long's Leman, 6 

Penn Yetter's Bonnie Austra- 
lian, 5 

Mr. Kelso's Rica, 6 

Davis & Hall s War Eagle, 5. . . 
F. T. Walton's imp. Rich- 
mond, 4... 

Mr. Charles' Fond du Lac, 5. . 

F. Robinson's Little Fred, 6. . 
Aopleby & Co.'s Knight of 

Ellerslie, 4 108 

Dwyer Bros.' Panique, 4 108 

J. McMahon's Hilarity, 6 ... 108 

J. Rowe's Strickland. 4 107 

T. M. Berry's John Henry, 6. . 107 
Blagrave Stable's Renegade. 5 106 
J. E. McDonald's Wallansee, 6 106 
Preakness Stable's Himalaya,4 106 

W. L. Scott's Referee, 5 ... 106 

Greystone, 4 105 

W . Stoops' Tornado, 4 105 

G. L. Lor;ilard's Thackeray, 4 105 
P. H. McMahon's Comanche, 5 103 
Ran cocas Stable's Endymion,4 103 

Pontiac. 4 102 

Davis & Hall's Vinton, 4 102 

E. J. Baldwin's Mission Belle,3 101 

D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4. 
P. H McMahon's Eachus, 3. . . 98 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood, 3 98 

Rancocas Stable's Katrine, 3 . . 98 

J. E. Kelly's Bella, 5 97 

W. Hamilton's Glengarine, 6 . . 97 
L. C. Bruce's Vocalic, 4 97 



G L. Lorillard's Tolu .4 

Callahan & Co.'s Miss Brew- 
ster, 4 — 

Beaconsfield Stable's Wood- 
flower, 5 

J. W. & R. H. Loud s Richard 

L.,4 

D. C. Fannin & Co.'s Decoy 

Duck, 4. ... 

G. W. Floyd's Tangier, 5 

Rancocas Stable's Krishna, 3. . 
L. C. Behman's Lutestring, 6.. 
J. McMahon's Joe Mitchell, 5. 
Rancocas Stable's Unrest, 3.. . 

Hopson Bros.' Delilah. 5 

G. H. Kernaghan's MittieB., 4 
N. W. Kittson's Elizabe-h, 3.. 
Preakness Stable's Euclid, 5. . . 

M. J. Daly's Tillord, 5 93 

Jim Carlisle, 4 93 

J. Mason & Son's Farragut, a 93 
H. D. Markstone's Florence 

M.,3 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne, 

3 

Davis & Hall's Fern Leaf, 5 . . 

W. Mulkey's Joquita, 4 

Wild & McCaul's Choctaw, 4. . 

G Horn's Valley Forge, 4 

Dwyer Bros.' Detective, 3 

G. W. Jennings' Tony Foster 4 

R. C. Pate's Monogram, 6 

Clipsiana Stable's Sandoval, 4 

Mr. Kelso's Saltpetre, 3 87 

D. D. Davis' Battledore, 5 87 

Mr. Kelso's Kinsman, 3 . . . ST 

J. Grayer's Neophyte, 4 87' 

N. W. Kittson's St. Louis. 3 . . 86 
L C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4. 8ff 

R. B. Fillmore's Islette, 3 85. 

Appleby & Co.'s Turk, 4 85 

Mr. Kelso's Longview, 3 85 

A. W. Weingardt s Blue Bell, 4 85- 
Suffolk Stable's Chinook, 4. . . 85 

98 Ta«oma, 4 

T. Hernon & Son's Ruchiel, 4. 
Ganley & Co.'s Judge Griffith, 

4 

Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt, 
3 



96 

96 

95 

95 
95 
95 
95 
95 
94 
94 
94 
93 
93 



92 

92 
90 
90 
90 
90 
90 
90 

eo 

90 



85 
85 

85 

85. 



100 



Gonej Island— tipr in g. 



1885 



DECLARED FEB. 

Lb. 

Dwyer Bros.' Geo. Kinney, 5. .. 127 

4).D. Withers' Mikado, i 116 

-J", E. McDonald's Long Knigk' ,5 116 
~E. V. Snedeker <£ Co 's Duchess,4: 113 
Mancocas Stable's Wanda, 3 ... Ill 

F. Robinson's King Lion, 5 110 

Hancocas Stable's Emperor, 4 . . . 110 

Mr. Kelso's Heel-and-Toe, 5 107 

J^, McMahon's Frankie B., 6 105 



20, 1885— at $25 each. 

Lb. 

D. D. Withers' Pampero, 4 .... 104 

G. H. Kernaghan's Burch, 5 104 

Rancocas Stable's Chimera, 3 . . 101 

E. J. Baldwin's Grismer, 5 . . . . 100 

T. Flynn's Kisber, 6 100 

Dwy r Bros.' Richmond, 3 98 

Mr. Ke'so s Maumee,3 98 

W. J. Roche's Sea Foam, 3 98 

Dwyer Bros,' Elmendorf, 3 . . . . 95 



"^r^A The Grand National Steeplechase, 

iOT;; Additional Entries due May 1. 

:a handicap sweepstakes, at $100 each for starters, $10 forfeit for 

horses entered by Jan. 1, and $30 forfeit for horses entered May 1, 

1886, with $1,500 added, of which $500 to the second, the third to 

• Teceive $200 out of thestakes; weights to be announced June 8 ; 

the fuU course. Closed with 39 subs., viz. 



J, Callahan's Charley Epps, 6 

Gonfalon, 5 

Volusia, 6 

~W. C. Daly's Ecuador, 4 

Jessie D., 4 

Jim McGowan, 4 

■X P. Dawes' Charlemagne, a 

Keewatin, 5 

Kinkead, a 

IE. Drysdale's Echo, a 

A. M. Esdaile's Little Jack, a 

Jlssex Stable's Kesponse, 5 

Tarquin, 4 

33xcelsior Stable's Abraham, a 

Quebec, 6 

3P, J. Flynn's Glenarm, 6 
'T. Flynn's Kisbtr, 6 
J. Grayer's Aurelian, 6 

Joe C oper, 6 

Neophyte, 6 



L. Hart's Capt. York, 6 
Hopson Bros.' Will Davis, a 
R. E. Kennedy's Callao, a 

Jacqueminot, 4 

W. Lakeland's Bonairetta, 5 
T. S. Latrobe's Wocster, a 
J. H. McCormick's Bonero, 5 
J. E. McDonald's Sam Brown, 5 
P. H. McMahon's Marshall, 5 
M. N. Nolan's Bourke Cochran, a 

Capt. Curry, 5 

Miss Moulsey, a 

Oxford Stable's Glen Hunt, 6 
Mr. Bichmond's Disturbance, a 

Scalper, 5 

Eockaway Stable's Barometer, a 

Privateer, 4 

Waldo. 4 

A. W. Weingardt'e Wellington, 4 



165 



The Coney Island, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward, as follows— for win- 
ners in 1884 of a race of the value of $3 000, $150 each, half forfeit, 
and only $50 if declared by April 15, 1885; for winners of a race of 
.$2,000 in 1884, $100 each, half forfeit, and only $25 if declared by 
.^pril 15, 1885; for other horses, $50 each, half forfeit, with $1,500 
added, of which $500 to the second, the third to receive $150 out 
of thestakes; handicaps and selling races not counting; one mile 
and a furlong. Closed with 50 subs., viz.: 

Applepy & Co.'s Knight of Ellers- E. J, Baldwin's Verano, 3 
lie, 4 Volante, 3 



1885 



Coney Island — Spring. 



101 



165 



The Coney Island. 



L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, i 
S. Bryant's Gen. Harding, 4 
Gr, R. Buchanan's Jim Benwick, a 
Callahan & Co.'s Miss Brewster, 4 

Thunderbolt, 3 

Mr. Charles' Fond du Lac, 5 
Clipsana Stable's East Lynne, 3 

Goano, 3 

G. Cook's Ferg Kyle, 5 
Davis & Co.'s Vinton, 4 
Dwyer Bros.' Geo. Kinney, 5 

Miss Woodford, 5 

Richmond, 3 

F. Gebhard s St. Saviour, i 
E, Heffner's Martlank, 5 
Hermitage Stable's Phantom, 5 
Mr. Kelso's Brookwood, 3 



J. E. McDonali's Long Knight, S 
P. H. McMahon's Eachus, 3 
J. MuUin's Frank MuUins, 3 
Oxford Stable's Bonne Bouche, 3 
R. C. Pate's Editor, 3 

Monogram, 6 

Preakness Stable's Himalaya, 4 

Morning Glory, 3 

Raraapo Stable's Girofle. a 
Rancocas Stable's Aranza, 6 

Chimera, 3 

Katrine, 3 

Krishna, 3 

Wanda, 3 

Revere Stable's Herbert, 6 
W. L. Scott's Greystone, 4 

E. V. Sneieker & Co.'s Duchess. 4 



G. H. Kernaghan's Mittie B., 4 

H. E. Kimbel & Co.'s Baron Fa Grenadier, 3 

verot, 5 W. Stoops' Tornado. 4 

N. W. Kittson's Issaquena, 4 Suffolk Stable's Tacoma, 4 

C. B. Long's Leman, 6 F. T. Walton's imp. Richmond, C 
G. L Lorillard's Louisette, 4 D. D. Withers' Kinglike, 5 

D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4 Mikado, 4 



166 



Th.e Coney Island Cap, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward, as follows —for winnerss 
in 1884 of a race of the value of $3,000, at $200 each, half forfeit, 
and $50 only if declared by April 15,1885; for other horses, $100? 
each, half forfeit, and $25 only if declared by April 15. 1885, witb. 
$2,000 added, of which $500 to the second, the third to receive 
$200 out of the stakes; three-year-olds to carry 90 lb.; four-year- 
olds, 1031b. ; five and upward, 114 lb.; sex allowances; two miles: 
and a quarter. Closed with 21 subs., viz. : 

Appleby & Co.'s Knight of Filers- N. W. Kittson's Rataplan, 4 



lie, 4 

E. J. Baldwin's Fallen Leaf, 4 
L. C, Behmans Col. Morris, 4 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne, 
Davis & Co.'s War Eagle, 5 
Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 
George Kioney, 5 

T. Flynn's Kis' er, 6 

F. Gebhard's St. Saviour, 4 
E W. Heffner's Markland, 5 



G. L Lorillard's Louisette, 4 
J. E. McDonald's Fosteral, 6 

Wallansee, 6 

E. J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, at 
H. T^eudecker's Emily Fat, 4 
R. C. Pate's Monogram, 6 
Ramapo Stable's Girofle, a 
Rancocas Stable's Drake Carter, ^ 

. . Emperor, 4 
Summit Stable's Royal Arch, 4 



167 



1 tie Selling Sweepstakes, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward, at $50 each, half forfeit^ 
with $1 OCO adde^, the second to receive $200 out of the stakes; the 



102 



Coney Island — Spring. 



1885 



16*7 The Selling Sweepstakes. 

winner to bs put up at auction; if at $5,000, to carry weight for 
age; if at $4,000, to be allowed 5 lb. ; if for $3,000, to be allowed 10 
lb., and if for less, to be allowed 1 lb. for each $100 less down to 
$1,000, tlie minimum selling price; the selling price to be stated 
through the entry box the day before the race; beaten horses not 
liable to be claimed; one mile and a furlong. Closed with 97 subs., 
viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Jack of Hearts, a 

Turk, 4 

W. R. Babcock's Lizzie Mac, 5 
E. J. Baldwin's Grismer, 5 

Eapido, 3 

J. A. Batchelor's Princess, 5 
Beaconsfield Stable s Woodflower.S 
L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 

Dan K., a 

Lutestring, 6 

T. M. Berry's John Henry, 6 
Blagrave Stable's Bullseye, 4 

Typhoon, 3 

Brannan Bros.' Centennial, 5 

L. C. Bruce's Vocalic, 4 

S. Bryanfs Gen. Hardii g, 4 

Clipsiana Stable's Sandoval, 4 

H. Cohen's Monk, a 

Li. Curran's Sovereign Pat, 5 

M. J. Daly's Jim Carlisle, 4 

Tilford,5 

W. C. Daly's Ligan, 4 

Miss Daly, 3 

D. D. Davis' Hickory Jim, a 
Davis & Co.'s Fern Leaf, 5 

Rosiere, 4 

DwyerBros.' Detective, 3 
.... Panique, 4 . 

Petersburg, 3 

Preciani, 3 

Excelsior Stable's Hartford, a 

Nettle, 6 

Ganley & Co.'s Judge Griffith, 4 

B. Goodwin's Hidalgo, 4 

J. Grayer's Neophyte, 4 

J. G. Greener & Co.'s Germania, 3 

W. Hamilton's Glengarine, 6 

L. Hart's Frank E., 5 

T. Hernon & Son's MollieWalton,3 

Hopson Bros.' Delilah, 5 

G. Horn's Valley Forge, 4 

Windsail, 3 

G. W. Jennings' Tony Fos'er, 5 
Mr. Kelso's Heel-ancT-Toe, 5 
Kinsman, 3 



Mr. Kelso's Rica, 6 

Warder, 3 

G. H. Kernaghan's Burch, 5 
H.E.Kimbel&Co.'s Baron raverot,5 
N. W. Kittson's Albia, 4 

St. Paul, 4 

W. Lakeland's Tattler, 4 

E. Leigh & Co.'s Avery, 4 

G. L. Lorillard's Thackeray, 4 

Tolu, 4 

J. W. & R H Loud's Lady Loud,4 

.. . Richard L.. 4 
D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4 
J. Mason & Son's Farragu^", a 

Pink Cottage, 5 

J. E. McDonald's Peter L., 4 

Wallansee, 6 

J. McMahon's Frankie B., 6 

Hilarity, 6 

Joe Mitchell, 5 

P. n. McMahon's Comanche, 5 

. . Lytton, 5 
J. Mullius' Frank MuUins , 3 
W. Mulkey's Topsy, a 
R. C. Pate's Tasso, 3 
Preakness Stable's Euclid, 5 
H. f ride & Co.'s Monardo, 3 
Rancocas Stable's Dione, 3 

Emperor, 4 

Endymion, 4 

. . Heimdal, 3 

Neptune, 3 

. . . . Pontiac, 4 

Unrest, 3 

Revere Stable's Herbert, 6 

F. Robinson's Little Fred, 6 
King Lion. 5 

W. J. Roche s Sea Foam, 3 
J. Rofve's Strickland, 4 
W, L Scott's Greystone, 4 
Radha, 3 

nVhV Snyder & Co.'s Pilat, .5 
J. Spellmen's Wandering, 5 
W. Stoop's John Y., 3 



1885 



Coney Island — Spring and Autumn. 



103 



Jg"^ The Selling Sweepstakes. 

Suffolk Stable's Chinook, 4 A. W Weingardt's Blue Bell, i 

K. W. Walden's Chanticleer, i Wild & Co.'s Co.'s Choctaw, 4 

E. B. Wall's Wallflower, 5 Whittaker k Co.'s Lady Dean, 5 
Wandel & Oo's Marmaduke, 4 



168 



To BK Run at the Autumn Meeting. 
From Aug. 29 to Sept. 19, inclusive. 



1 lie Autumn, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, $25 forfeit, with $1,500 
added, the second to receive $300 out of the stakes; winners of 
any two-year-old stake, the entries for which were made when 
yearlings (1884:], to carry 110 lb.; of two such races, to carry 5 lb. 
extra; of three or more such races, 7 lb. extra; othet winners al- 
lowed 5 lb. ; maidens allowed 10 lb.; six furlongs. Closed with 99 
subs., viz. 



Appleby & Co.'s Blue Day 

Ella S. 

Fan wood 

Red Riding Hood 

E . J. Baldwin's Lijero 

Silver Cloud 

Solid Silver 

A. Belmont's Gil Bias 
O. Bowie's Cassatt 

Cato 

ch c, by Catesby— My Mary- 
land 
G. B. Bryson's b g, by Saxon— Wy- 
andotte 
Mr. Charles' Peconic 
Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

Laura Garrison 

J. Cotton's Listo 
L. Curran's Fi^^aro 
Davis & Co.'s Bess 
Dvvyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Ferona 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Portland 

Richfield 

Rutland 

J. G. Greener & Co.'s Lafltte 
Hopson Bros.' Frightful 
P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 



J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg — 

Nannie Black 

b c, by Glenelg — Gondola 

b c, by Glenelg— Optima 

b or br f, by Lisbon — Aus- 
tria 
Mr. Kelso's Amalgam 

Billycock 

...... Leopold 

Lottery 

Mystery 

The Bard 

G. H. Kernaghan's Jennie B. 

Little Minnie 

H. E. Kimbel & Co.'s Hat Ban 
N. W. Kittson's Cresset 

Inka 

N. W. Kittson's The Doctor 
C Littlefield's Bandala 
G. L. Lorillard's Electric 
Fleetwing 

Mariner 

St Elmo 

Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

Morris & Co.'s Longford 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Guenn 

Keepsake ^ 

Plato 

Robin Lass 

Preakness Stable's Linden 



104 



Comey Island — Autvmn. 



1885 



The Autumn. 

P. H. Eyan's ch 



168 

Preahness Stable's Repartee 
Ramapo Stable's Adoneus 

Prince Leopold 

Ranch.0 del Paso's Ben All 
Epicure 

Fortuna 

Katie Darling 

. Precioso 

Eancccas Stable's Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Garnet 

Housatonic 

Pasha 

Restless 

Savanac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

P. H. Ryan's br c. by Blue Mantle Salisbury 

—Doubt 



-Annie Hall 



g, by Glenelg — 

Jentling 

blk c. by Virgil- 

W. L. Scott's Charity 

Florence Fonso 

Pocomoke 

Velvet 

Waitaway 

War Whoop 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier 

Patrol 

R. W. Wblden's Argyle 

... Letretia 
A W. Weingardt's Welcome 
D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Longstop 

Necromancy 



I^Q The Flatbusli, 

40w Additional Entries due Aug. 15. 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $150 each for starters, $50 forfeit 
for horses entered by Jan. 1, and $100 forfeit for horses entered by 
Aug. 15, 1885, when the stake Avill close, with $1,500 added, the 
second to receive $500 cut of the stakes, the third to save its stake ; 
to carry 1101b.; winners of $2,000 after Aug. 15, to crrry 115 lb.> 
maider s 100 lb., fillies and geldings allowed 3 lb.; seven furlongs. 
Closed Jan.. 1, 1885, with 26 subs., viz.: 
J. Baldwin's Mollie McCarthy's G. L. Lorillard's Fleet\\ ing 



E 

Last 

Primero 

Solid Silver 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Lady B. 

Laura Garrison 

J. Cotton's Listo 

L. Curran's Falls City 

J. E. Kelly's b c, by Glenelg- 

dcla 



Mariner 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

. . Guenn 

Keepsake 

Plato 

Robin Lass 

W. L. Scott's Charity 

Faun 

-Gon- Florence Fonso 

Pocomoke 



b or br f, by Lisbon — Austria Quito 

b c, by Glenelg — Optima Scottish Lass 

C. Littlefield's Bandala Velvet 



1 WM Tlie Great Eastern Handicap, 

JL I U ^ Additional Entries due Aug. 15. 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $150 each for starters, $30 forfeit 
for horses entered by Jan. 1, and only $15 if declared by Sept. 1, 
1885; horses entered by Aug. 15, when the stake sha]l close, to pay 



1885 



Coney Island— Autumn. 



105 



170 ^^^ Great Eastern Handicap. 

$75 forfeit, with $5,000 added by the Association, the second to re- 
ceive $1,000 of the added money and 20 per cent, of the i- takes, the 
third $500 of the added money and 10 per cent of the stakesr 
weights to be announced two days before the race; six furlongs. 
Closed Jan. 1 with 121 entries, viz 



Appleby & Co.'s Addie C. 

Blue Dav 

EllaS. 

Fanwood 

Red Biding Hood 

E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Silver Cloud 

A. Bela ont's Gil Bias 

O. Bowie's Cassatt 

Cato 

ch c. bjrCatesby — My Mary- 
land 

J. Brophy's Noxubee 

Mr. Charles' Peconic 

Ohinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

Laura Garrison 

Miss Glenn on 

. . . . The Dipper (dead) 

J. Cotton's Listo 

L. Curran's Falls City 

Davis & Co 's El Mahdi 

Hilgert & Co.'s Epsom 

Hop son Bros.' Frightful 

P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 
Jaynes & Co.'s Tenlike 

W. B. Jennings' Gen. Price 

James A. II, 

Ursuline Nun 

J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg— 
Nannie Black 

be, by Glenelg— Optima 

-Gondola 



V. L. Kirkman's Edgar G. Murphy 
H. E. Kimbel & Co.'s Hat Ban 
Bob Burdette 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 
G. L. Lorillard's Electric 
...... Fancy 

Fleetwing 

Mariner 

D. Mace's Witch 

C. W. Medinger's Elkwood 

Wheatly 

Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Ed. Gilman 

Pure Bye 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

Morris & Co.'s Gold Flea 

Longford 

J. Munro's Biggonnet 

W. H. Murtishaw's Starling 

Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Guenn 

Harriet 

Keepsake 

Moonlight 

Plato 

... . . Bobin Lass 

B. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

Prima Donna 

Preakness Stable's Bonnie Princ© 

Lorenzo 

. . Bepartee 

W. Preston's Marmoset 
Ramapo Stable's Adoneus 

Prince Leopold 

Bancbo del Paso's Ben Ali 
Epicure 



b c, by Glenelg 

borbrf, by Lisbon— Austria Fortuna 

Mr. Kelso's Amalgam Katie Darling 

Banner Bearer Precioso 

Billycock Bancocas Stable's Ariel 



Leopold 
Lottery 
Mystery 
Strategy 
The Bard 



Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Garnet 

Housatonic 

Kanawha 



106 



Coney Island — Autumn. 



1885 



170 



The Great Eastern Handicap. 



W. L. Scott's Scottish Lass 

Velvet 

Waitaway 

War Whoop 

Suffolk Stable's ch f, by Thunder- 
storm — Sue Dougherty 
J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full 
B. W. Walden's Argyle 



Kancocas Stable's Naiad 

Pasha 

Bestlees 

, Savanac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

P. H. Ryan's br c. by Blue Mantle 
—Doubt 

ch g, by Glenelg— Jentling Rock and Rye 

blk c, by Virgil— Annie Hall Royal 

"W. L. Scott's Charity R. Wandfl & Co.'s Canonicus 

* Faun A. W. Weingardt's Welcome 

Flavia D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Florence Fonso Longstop 

Homeward Bound Necromancy 

Pocomoke Salis^bury 

Quito 



171 



The Septen. t>er. 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, $25 forfeit, with $1 500 
added, the second to receive $W0 out of the stakes; winners of any 
three year old stake, for which the entries were made as yearlings 
(in 1883), to carry 118 lb.; of two such races, 3 lb. extra; of three 
or more such stakes, 7 lb. extra; other winners allowed 5 lb.; 
maidens allowed 15 lb. ; one mile and three-quarters. Closed with 
67 subs., viz.: 



E. J. Baldwin's Mira 

Verano 

G. B. Eryson's Burgundia 

Ripplette 

W. P. Burch's Telle Doe 
J. D. & J. K. Christy's Bonanza 
J. Churchill's Falconer 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 

Goano 

T. W. Doswfeli's Eola 

Wickham 

Dwyer Bros.' Detective 

Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Richmond 

Sumner 

Ganley & Co.'s Ganley 
X Hart s Beecher 

Nattie Hamilton 

T. Hernon & Son's Moliie Walton 
J. E. Kelly's Natilee 

ch c,by Glenelg — Heliotrope 

b c, by Glenelg — Stamps 



Mr. Kelso's Erockwood 
...... Kinsman 

LoDgview 

Maumee 

Saltpetre 

W. Lakeland's Exile 

C. Littlefield's Tecumseh 

G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St Augustine 

Triton 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
P. H. McMahon's Eachus 
Morris & Co.'s Favor 

Freeman 

W. Mulkey's Jim Nave 
J. Mullins' Frank Mullins 
Oxford Stable's Bonne Eouche 
Palo Alto Farm's Garland 

Valiant 

E. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

Ten. Fellow 

H. Pride & Co.'s Monardo 
Rancho del Paso's Hidalgo 
Tyrant 



1885 



Coaey Island — Autumv. 



107 



171 

Hancocas Stable's Chimera 

Cholula 

. . . . Dione 

Heimdal 

, Heva 

Katrine 

Krishna 

Unrest 

Wanda 

Hedding Bros.' Tinsel 



The September. 

W. L, Scott's Florio 
W. Stoops' John Y. 
S. P. Stout's Speculator 
Suffolk Stable's Hop Sing 
.... Montana 

Skookum 

Seuora 

Theresa 

K. W. Walden's Harefoot 



1 P7<^ The Bridge Handicap, 

Ji 1 ^ Additional Entries due Aug. 15. 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each for starters, $25 for- 
feit for horses entered by Jan. 1, $10 oDly if declared by Sept. 1; 
horses entered by August 15, when the stakes shall close, to pay 
$50 forfeit, with $1,500 added, of which $500 to the second and 20 
per cent, of the stakes; the third to receive 10 per cent, of the 
stakes; weights to be announced two days before the race; one 
mile and a half. Closed Jan. 1, 1885. with 83 subs. viz. : 



Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow 
E. J. Baldwin's Verano 

Volante 

G. B. Bryson's Ripplette 
Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 
J. D. & J. K. Christy's Bonanza 
J. ChurchUrs Falconer 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 

Goano 

T. W. Doswell's Eola 

Wickham 

Winston 

Ganley & Co.'s Ganley 
L. Hart's Beecher 

Nattie Hamilton 

E. W. Heffner's Sussex 

T. Hernon s Mollie Walton 

G. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Littlefellow 

W. B. Jennings' MiU^r 

J. E. Kelly's Natilee 

ch c.byGrlenelg- Heliotrope 

b c, by Glenelg - Stamps 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 

Kinsman 

Longview 

Maumee 

Saltpetre 

Warder 

V. L, Kirkman's Earnest 
C. Littlefield's Tecumseh 
■G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 



G. L. Lorillard's St. Augustine 

Triton 

D. Mace's Alfred 

H. D. Markstone's Florence M. 

P. H. MclV^ahon's Eachus 

Melbourne Stable's Jheckla 

Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

J. Mullins' Frank MuU'ns 

Oxford Stable's Bonne B tiche 

Palo Alto Farm's Bishop 

Garland 

Palo Alt o Farm's Valiant 
R. C. Pate's Clay Pate 
...... Editor 

Preakness Stable's Morning Glory 

Rupert 

Tontine 

H. Pride & Co.'s Monardo 
Rancho del Paso's Hidalgo 

. . Tyrant 
Rancocas Stable's Chimera • 

Cholula 

Dione 

Heimdal 

He^ a 

Katrine 

Krishna 

Unrest 

Wanda 

Zanzibar 

Redding Bros.' Lottery 



108 Coney Island — Autumn; Monmouth Park, 1885 

1*72 ^^6 Bridge Handicap. 

Redding Brcs.' Tinsel R. W. Walden's Harefoot 

P. H. Ryan's Adolph. Hart 

Monarchess P. M. West's Brenda 

W. L. Scott's Florio Interest 

Radba T. M. Whittaker's Vancluse 

W. Stoop s John Y. D. D. Withers' Fanatic 

Suffolk Stable's Hop Sing Masher 

Montana .. ..ch c,byStonehenge — Julietta 

Skookum ch c.by King Earnet — Mimi 

Senora .... b c, by King Earnest— Cy- 

Theresa clone 



IRQ The Great JLong Island, 

X 1 w Additional Entries due Sept. 1. 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $2" each for starters $50 forfeit for 
horses entered by Jan. 1, or half forfeit for horses entered Sept. 1, 
1885, when the stake shall close, with $2,500 added, of which $500 
to the second; the winner is also entitled to a claim to the Wood- 
lawn Vase, presented by the Messrs. Dwyer Bros., to become the 
property of the Subscriber winning the stake two years in succes- 
sion (the Dwyers were the winners in 1884 with Miss Woodford, ; 
three-year-oldg to carry 95 lb.; four-year-olds, 108 lb.; five-year- 
olds and aged horses, 114 lb.; usual allowances to mares and geld- 
ings; two-mile heats. Closed Jan. 1 with 10 subs., viz.: 
E. J. Baldwin's Freda, ,4 Rancocas Stable's Drake Carter, 5 

E. W. Heffner's Markland, 5 P. H. Ryan's Caramel, 5 

G. L. Lorillard's Louisette, 4 G. M. Rye's Bob Cook, 4 

E. J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, a Sumrait Stable's Royal Arch, 4 
R. C. Pate's Monogram, 6 P. M. Wesfs Levant, 5 



174 



MONMOUTH PARK ASSOCIATIONj 

MONMOUTH PARK, N. J. 

Meeting from July 3 to August 26. 



The Hopeful, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by Jan. 1, 1885, or $25 if declared by June 25, 1S85, with 
$.1,000 added, the second to receive $250 out of the slakes; win- 
ners of a stake (handicaps excepted) of the value of $2,000, to carry 
5 lb.; two such races, 7 lb. ; and three such races, 12 lb. exti a; five 
furlongs. Closed with 70 subs., viz.: 

Appleby & Co.'s Lookout Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 



. . Moss Rose 


Buffalo 


W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 


Envoleur 


Pure Rye 


... .. Ferona 


Syntax 


Lulu 


Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 


Lydia 


Jackson 


Millie 


Lady B. 


Portland 



1885 



Monmouth Park. 



109 



174 


The Hopeful. 


Dwyer Bros.' Richfield 




Rancocas Stable's Housatonic 


Rutlan'l 




Restless 


P. H. Hynes' Daliabiah 




Savanac 


Mr. Kelso's Billycock 




Winfred 


Landsowne 




Yucatan 


Leopold 




Rancho del Paso's Ben Ali.^ 


Lottery 




...... Billow 


Strategy 




Epicure 


The Bard 




Precioso 


<T. L. Lorillard's Electric 




W. L. Scott's Aureole 


Fay 




Charity 


Fleetwing 




Faun 


G. L. Lorillard's Lady Bird 




Pocomoke 


Mariner 




Quito 


Monmouth Stable's Saxony 




Waitaway 


J. Munro's Biggonnet 




R. W. Walden's Rock and Rye 


Hamapo S*^abld's Adoneus 




D- D. Withers' Bass Viol 


Uancocas Stable's Ariel 




Longstop 


Cyclops 




Necromancy 






b g,by Stonehenge— Julietta 


DECLARED JAN, 


1, 18S5— at $10 each. 


Appleby d Co.'s Blue Day 




Rancocas Stable' s Ponlico 






Saluda 


J. E. Cativon's Grace C. 




TaVedega 


Clipsian x Stadle's The Dipper 




Ulidia 


Dwyer Bros.' Hawley 




Z mar 


Peekskill 




R. W. Walden's brj, hy Virgilian-^ 


Quincy 




Jet 


Rancocas Stable's Kanawha 






175 


The 


July, 



a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 only it 
declared by Jan. 1, 1885, $25 if declared by June 25, 1885, with 
$1,000 added, the second to receive $250 out of the stakes; winners 
of a stake (handicaps excepted) of the value of $2,000, to carry 5 
lb.; of two such races, 7 lb.; three such races, 12 lb. extra; maidens 
allowed 5 lb. ; six furlongs. Closed with 71 subs., viz.: 

Appleby & Co.'s Blue Day Dwyer Bros.' Lulu 



Fanwood 

Lookout 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

Syntax 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 
Jackson 

Lady B. 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

...... Ferona 



Lydia 

Millie 

Portland 

Richfield 

Rutland 

Mr. Kelso's Amalgam 

Banner Bearer 

Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 

Lottery 



110 



Movm')u[h Park. 



1885 



The 



175 

G. L. Lorillard's Electric 

FleetwiDg 

Ladybird 

Mariner 

Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
Preakness Stable's Ronnie Prince 
Ramapo Stable's Adoneus 
Eancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

Billow 

Epicure 

Precioso 

Eancocas Stables Ariel 

.* Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Housatonic 

Restless 

Savanac 



July, 

Rancocas Stable's Winfred 

. . Yucatan 
W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Flavia 

Homeward Bound 

Petticoat 

Pocomoke 

Quito 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Gladys 

Kalula 

Patrol 

R. W. Walden's Argyle 
D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Longstop 

Necromancy 

b g, by Stonehenge — Juli- 

etta 



DECLARED JA N. 1, 1885— a< $10 each. 



App'eby <& Co.'s Attorney 

Beverly 

Melton 

J. E. Cannon's Grace C. 
Clipsiana Stable's The Dipper 
Dwyer Bros.' Hawley 
Peekskill 



Dwyer Bros.' Quincy 
Rancocas Stable's Kanawha 

Pontico » 

Saluda 

Talledega 

Ulidia 

Zamor 



176 



The Tyro, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by Jan. 1, 1885, or $25 if declared by June 25, 1885, with. 
$1,000 added, the second to receive $250 out of the stakes: maid- 
ens allowed 7 lb ; six furlongs. Closed with 77 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Blue Day 

Fan wood 

. . . Lookout 
E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

Linda 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Silver Cloud 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pry or 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Ferona 

Lulu 

Lydia 



Dwyer Bros.' Millie 

Portland 

Richfield 

Rutland 

P. H. Hynes" Dahabiah 
Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

Lansdowne 

.. Leopold 

...... Lottery 

Strategy 

The Bard 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 
G. L. Lorillard's Electric 

Fay 

G. L. Lonllard's Fleetwing 

Mariner 

MacGiU <fe Co.'s Eolian 
Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
Pre :kness S'^able's Lort-nza 



1885 



Monmouth Park. 



Ill 



176 

Ramapo Stable's Adoneus 

Prince Leopold 

Raacocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Housatonic 

Kanawha 

Restless 

Savanac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

P. H 



The Tyro. 

W. L. Scott's Charity 

Faun 

Juryman 

Velvet 

. Waitaway 

W. L. Scott's Warwhoop 

E. V. Snedeker & Co 's GHauys' 

Kalulah 

Patrol 

R W. Walden's Royal 
D. D. "Withers' Bass Viol 

Ryan's br c, by Blue Mantle Longstop 

Doubt Necromancy 

. . ch c, by Glenelg — Jentling b g,by Stonehenge— Julietta. 

DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885— aii $10 each. 



Appleby (& Co.'s Attorney 

Meltbn ■ - 

Cdpsiana Staple's The Dipper 
Dwyer Bros.' Hawley 
..... Peekshill 



Quincy 



G. L. LorUlard,'s Friar 
Rancocas Stable's Pontico 

Saluda 

Talledega 

Ulidia 

Zxmor 



Tile Sapling, 



177 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 eajh, half forfeit. $10 only if 
declared by Jan. 1, 1885, or $25 if declared by June 25, 1S85, with 
$1,003 a'ided, the second to receive $250 out of the stakes; the: 
winner of the Tyro Stakes to carry 7 lb. extra; maidens allowed T 
lb.; six furlongs. Closed with 83 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Attorney 

Blue Day 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 
...... Estrella 

Primero 

S"anta Anita Belle 

Solid Silver 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

C. Gr. D^mpsey's Bancroft 

Benton 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Ferona 



Dwyer Bros.' Lulu 

Lydia 

. ... MilUe 

Portland 

.... Richfield 

Rutland 

P. H. Hyries' Dahabiah 
Mr. Kelso's Amalgam 

Banner Bearer 

Billycock 

Jjandsowne 

Leopold 

Lottery 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 
Or. L Lorillard's Fancy 

Fleetwing 

Ladybird 

Mariner 

Macgill & Co.'s Eolian 
Monmouth Stable's Saxony- 
Ramapo Stable's Adoneus 



112 



Monmouth Park. 



1885 



"ITfT The SapUing. 

Bimapo Stable's Prince Leopold W. L. Scott's Charity 



Jlancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Hoasatonic 

Kanawba 

, Esstless 

Savanac 

Winfred 

- Yucatan 

P. H. Ryan's ch, c, by Grlenelg 
Jentling 



W. 



Flavia 

Florence Fonso 

Homeward Bound' 

Quito 

Scottish Lass 

War Whoop 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Gladys 

Kalula 

Patrol 

K. W. Walden's Comique 
D. D. Withers Bass Viol 

blk c, by Virgil — Annie Hall Longstop 

L. Scott's Aureole Necromancy 

. . Binnacle ...... b g.by Stonehenge— Julietta 

DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885— a^ $10 each. 



Appl'by (& Co.'s M I on 
CLipsiana Stable's Tn e Dipper 
Dwyer Bros.' Hawley 

Peekskill 

Quincy 

-G. L. Lorillard's Friar 



Preakness Stable's Vivdex 
Hancocas Stable's Pontiac 

Saluda 

Talledega 

Ulidia 

Zamor 



178 



The August, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at flOO each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by Jan. 1, 1885, with $1,000 added, the second to receive 
$250 out of the stakes; winners of a stake (handicaps excepted; of 
tbe value of $2,000 to carry 5 lb ; two such races, 7 lb., and three 
such races, 12 lb. extra; six furlongs. Closed with 100 subs., viz. 



Appleby & Co.'s Attorney 

Blue Day 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 
Linda 

MoUie McCarthy's Last 

Solid Silver 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

Boaz 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

H. Brown's Bicycle (dead) 

...... Canonicus 

F. T. Brace's Tiara 

J. E. Cannon's Grace J. 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

. Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

LadyB. 



C. G. Dimpsey's Bancroft 

Bertha 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Hawley 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Willie 

Peekskill 

Portland 

Quincy 

Richfield 

...... Rutland 

Mr Kelso's Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 

Lottery 

Strategy 

The Bard 

N. W. Kittson's Brown Duke 



1885 



Monmouth Park. 



113 



178 

I^. W. Kittson's Calera 

Headlad 

Mink 

Promenade 

t Stalwart 

The Doctor 

<x. L. Lorillard's Electric 

Fleetwing 

...... JFriar 

Mariner 

Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
W. & W. M. Owen's ch c, by Both- 
eration— Caramita 

ch c,by Botheration — Mabel Flavia 

Preakness Stable's Bonnie Prince Petticoat 



The August. 

Kancocas Stable's Pontico 

Restless 

Savanac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor 
Roche's Ballerina 

Susanna 

P. H. Ryan's br c, by Blu3 Mantle 
—Doubt 

blk c. by Virgil— Annie Hall 

W. L. Scott's Aureola 
Constancy 



W.J. 



Eamapo Stable's Adoneus 

Prince Leopold 

Bancho del Paso's Ben All 

Billow 

Epicure 

Precioso 

Hancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Hercules 

Housatonic 

Kanawha 

DECLARED JAN. 

Appleby d Co.'s Melton 
Clipsiana Stable's The Dipper 
iv. W. Kittson's Abdiel 
Rancocas Stable's Ragnaroc 



Pocomoke 

. , Scottish Lass 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Gladys 

Kalula 

Patrol 
R.W. Wal den's Letretia 
D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Longstop 

Necromancy 

b f, by King Ernest— Revolt 

b g, by Stonehenge— J-li- 

etta 

L, 1885— a< $10 each, 

Rancocas Stable's Talledega 

Ulidia 

D. D. Withers' br f, by King Ernest 
or Macaron—Echo 



179 



Tlie Criterion, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by Jan. 1, 1885, or $25 if declared by July 1, 1885, with 
$1,000 added, the second to receive $250 out of the stakes; winners 
of a stake (handicaps excepted) of the value of $2,000, to carry 5 
lb.; two such stakes, 7 lb.; or three such stakes. 12 lb. extra; 
maidens allowed 71b.; six furlongs. Closed with 102 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Attorney 

Blue Day 

Fan wood 

Lookout 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Estrella 

Linda 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Solid Silver 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 
8 



W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Boaz 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

F. T. Bruce's Tiara 
J. E. Cannon's Grace J. 
Cassidy Bros.' Ophelia 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburgh 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 
Jackson 



114 



Monmouth Park. 



1885 



179 

Clipsiana Stable's Lady B. 

J. Cotton's List o 

C. Gr. Dempsey's Benton 

Bertha 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambletoii 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Hawley 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Peekskill 

Portland 

Quincy 

Richfield 

Rutland 

Mr. Kelso's Amalgana 

Banner Bearer 

Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 

.... Lottery 
N. W. Kittson's Brown Duke 

Headlad 

Inka 

Mink 

Promenade 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

C. Littlefield's Bandala ' 
G. L. LoT-illard's Electric 

Fleet wing 

Friar 

Mariner 

Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
J. Munro's Biggonnet 
Preakness Stable's Lorenzo 
Ramapo Stable's Adoneus 
Prince Leopold 



The Criterion. 



ii 



Rancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

Billow 

Epicure 

Precioso 

Rancocas Stable's Ariel , 

Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Hercules 

Housatonic 

Kanawha 

Pontico 

Restless 

Savanac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor 

W. J. Roche's Ballerina 

Susanna 

P. H. Ryan's br c, by Blue Mantle 

—Doubt 

ch c, by Glenelg— Jentling 

blk c, by Virgil— Annie Hall 
Scott's Aureole 

— Constance 

. . . Flavia 

Longbow 

... Petticoat 

Scottish Lass 

V. Snedeker & Co.'s Gladys 

Kalula 

... Patrol 
R. W. Walden's Bessie B. 
Withers' Bass Viol 
Longstop 
Necromancy 

b f, by King Ernest— Revolt 
b g, by Stonehenge— Juli- 



W. L. 



E 



D. D. 



etta 



DECLARED JAN. 1, 1SS5— at $10 each. 



Appleby d- Co.'s Melton 
Clipsiana Stable's Tne Dipper 
N. W Kittson's Abdiel 
Rancocas Stabl-.'s Ragnaroc 



Rancocas Stable's Talledega 

Ulidia 

D. D. Withers' br f, by King Ernest 
or Macaroon— Echo 



JLOU The Champion Stallion, 

a sweepstakes for ccHs and fillies to be entered at- the course by 4 
o'clock p. M. on the day before the day appointed for the race of 
iJiSO each, with $5,0C0 added by tne Monmouth Park Association 
to a subscriplion of $500 each by owners of stallions, whose get 



1835 Monmouth Fark. 115 



X80 ^^^ Champion Stallion. 

alone shall be qualified to start ; the owner of the second horse 
and the subscribing owner of his sire each to receive $1,000; the 
owner of the third horse and the subscribing owner of his 
sire each to receive $500; the winner to receive the stakes of 
horses entered for the race, and one-half of the money remaining 
after the foregoing deductions; the other half to go to the sub- 
scribing owner of the sire of the winner; the death of a subscriber 
not to disqualify the get of his stallion, if the subscription be 
paid; each nomination to be accompanied by a contract which, if 
not fulfilled punctually by the subscriber, may be transferred to 
and fulfilled by any owner or owners entering in the race the get 
of the stallion, and such owner or owners shall in that case be en- 
titled to start, and to the benefit accruing to the subscriber from 
first, second or third place in the race, and to recover from him 
the money contracted to be paid, if no benefit acqrues; fifteen 
subscriptions to fill; three quarters of a mile. Closed April 1, 1884; 
with the following subscriptions for sires: 

E. J. Baldwin's Rutherford, by imp. Australian 

A. Belmont's Kingfisher, by Lexington 
imp. lU-Used, by Breadalbane 

Clay & Woodford's imp. Billet, by Voltigeur 

W. Gr. Harding's Bramble, by imp. Bonnie Scotland 

Enquirer, by imp. Leamington 

imp. Great Tom, by King Tom 

G. L. Lorillard's Sensation, by imp. Leamington 
P. Lorillard's Duke of Magenta, by Lexington 

imp. Mortemer, by Compeigne 

imp. Saxon, by Beadsman 

N. W. Kittson's Alarm, by imp. Eclipse 

Reform, by imp. Leamington 

D. Swigert's Virgil, by Vandal 
Glenelg, by Citadel 

B. G Thomas' imp. King Ban, by King Tom 
T. Winters' Joe Hooker, by Monday 

D. D. Withers' imp. Stonehenge, by Blair Athol 



181 



The Atlantic, 

a sweepstakes for two-year- olds, at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with $l,50o 
added, of which $500 to the second; non-winners of a stake of 
the value of $2,' 00, allowed 5 lb.; maidens allowed 10 lb.; six 
furlongs. Closed with 75 subs., viz.: 

Appleby & Co.'s Blue Day Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 



EllaS. Buffalo 

Lookout Envoleur 



Moss Rose Lulu 

Red Riding Hood Lydia 

S. D. Bruce's Tiara Millie 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor Portland 

Jackson ' Richfield. 

Lady B. Hopson Bros.' Frightful 

...... Laura Garrison P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 



116 



Monmouth Park. 



1885- 



c. 



181 

J. E. Kelly's oil 
Nannie Black 

b c, by Glenelg — Optima 

b c, by Glenelg — Gondola 

b or br f, by Lisbon — Aus- 
tria 

Mr. Kelso's Amalgam 

Landsdowne 

Lottery 

Mystery 

The Bard 

N. W. Kittson's Lunainona 

Refrain 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

'C. Littlefield's Bandala 

G. L. Lorillard's Electric 

Fay 

Fleet wing 

G-. L. Lorillard's Mariner 

Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

D. O'Connor's Walter H. 

R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

Preakness Stable's Bonnie Prince 

Linden 

Eamapo Stable's Adoneus 



The Atlantic. 
by Glenelg— Rancho del Paso's Billow 



, . . Epicure 

Fortuna 

Tyranny 

Rancocas Stable's Dewdrop 

Cyclops 

Garnet 

Hous atonic 

Naiad 

Restless 

Savanac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

P. H. Ryan's br c, by Blue Mantle 
—Doubt 

blk c, by Virgil — Annie Hall 

W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Florence Fonso 

Pocomoke 

Velvet 

War Whoop 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier 

Kalula 

J. Wal den's Le Clair 
- R. W. Walden's Royal 
D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Longstop 

Necromancy 

Salisbury 



182 



The Seabright, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with $1,500 
added, of which $500 to the second: winners of a stake of the value 
of $2,000, when carrying weight for age, or more, to carry 3 lb. ; 
two such races, 51b.; three such races, 71b.; extra horses not 
having won more than $500, when carrying weight for age or 
more, allowed 3 lb. ; maidens allowed 7 lb.; six furlongs. Closed 
with 73 subs., viz. : 



Appleby & Co.'s Addie C 

Blue Day 

EUaS 

Lookout 

Moss Rose 

S. D. Bruce's Tiara 
Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

Lady B 

Laura Garrison 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 
Buffalo 



Dwyer Bros. ' Envoleur 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

, Portland 

Richfield 

P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 
J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg— 
Nannie Black 

b c, by Glenelg- Optima 

be, by Glenelg — Gondola 

b or br f.by Lisbon — Austria 



1885 



Monmoufh Park. 



117 



182 



The Seabright. 



Mr. Kelso's Amalgam 

Lansdowne 

Lottery 

Mystery 

The Bard 

"N. W. Kittson's Brown Duke 

Calera 

. . Inka 

Spinette 

The Doctor 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 
G. L. Lorillard's Electric 
Faacv 

Fleetwing 

G L. Lorillarci's Mariner 

W. & J. W. McClelland's Freddie 

Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

The BoTirbon 

D. O'Conner's Walter H. 
R. C. Pate's Prima Donna 
Rancho del Paso's Billow 
Epicure 

Fortuna 

Tyranny 



Rancocas Stable's Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Garnet 

Housatonic 

Naiad 

Restless 

Savauac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

P. H. Ryan's br c, by Blue Mantle 
—Doubt 

ch g, by Glenelg — Jentling 

W. L. Scott's Charity 

Florence Fonso 

Pocomoke 

Waitaway 

Velvet 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier 

Kalula 

R. W. Walden's Letretia 
D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Longstop 

Marmion 

Necromancy 

Salisbury 



183 



Tlie Bed Bank, 



a sweeptakes for two-year-olds at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with $1,500 
added, of which $500 to the sscond; winners of a stake of $2,000 
when carrying weight for age or more, to carry 5 lb.; two such 
races, 7 lb.; three snc'i races, 12 lb. extra; maidens allowed 7 lb.; 
six furlongs. Closed with 71 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Addie C. 

Blue Day 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

. . . Moss Rose 

Red Riding Hood 

S. D. Bruce's Tiara 
Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

Laura Garrison 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 



Dwyer Bros.' Portland 

Richfield 

J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg — 
Nannie Black 

b c, by Glenelg — Optima 

b c, by Glenelg — Gondola 

b or br f , by Lisbon — Austria 

Mr. Kelso's Amalgam 

Landsowne 

Lottery 

Mystery 

The Bard 
N. W. Kittson's Brown Duke 

Inka 

Luminous 

Refrain 

G. L. Lorillard's Electric 



118 



Monmouth Park. 



18«5 



183 The 

G. L. Lorillard's Fleetwing 

Ladybird 

Mariner 

W. & J. W. McClelland s Freddie 
Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

D. O'Conner's Walter H. 

E. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 
Eaniapo Stable's Adoneus 
Eancho del Paso's Billow 
Epicure 

Fortuna 

Tyranny 

Rancocas Stable's Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Garnet 

Housatonic 

Naiad 



Red Bank, 

Rancocas Stable's Restless 

Savanac 

Winfred 

...... Yucatan 

P. H. Ryan's blk c, by Virgil — An- 
nie Hall 

ch g, by Glenelg — Jentling 

W. L. Sco t's Charity 

Quito 

Velvet 

War Whoop 

E. v. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier 

Gladys 

R. W. Walden's Comique 

D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Marmiou 

Necromancy 

Salisbury 

b g, by Stonehenge— Cha- 
mois 



184 The Optional, 

a sweepstakes for two -year- olds, at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with $1,000 
added, the second to receive $250 out of the stakes; the winner to 
be put up at auction; horses entered to be sold for $5,000, to carry 
full weight; those entered not to be sold to carry 7 lb. extra; those 
entered to be sold for $2,500, allowed 7 lb.; if for $1,000, allowed 
141b.; maidens allowed 5 lb. additional; th© selling price to be 
named through the entry box at 4 p. M. the day before the race; 
six furlongs. Closed with 68 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Blue Day 

EllaS. 

Fan wood 

Moss Rose 

Wildwood 

S. D. Bruce's Lewin 

A. M. Burton's Miss Lizzie 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pry or 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

Laura Garrison 

T. W. Doswell's Wayward 
JDwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Envoleur 

Lulu 

Millie 

Richfield 

J. H. Green's Lizzie Walton 
P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 
Mr. Kelso's Banner Bearer 



Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

Leopold 

Strategy 

Waitawhile 

J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg— 
Nannie Black 

be, by Glenelg — Optima 

b c, by Glenelg — Gondola 

b or br t, by Lisbon — Aus- 
tria 

N. W. Kittson's Luminous 

Refrain 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 

Canonicus 

G. L. Lorillard's Electric 

Fay 

Lady Bird 

St.tlmo 



1885 



Monmouth Park. 



119 



184 The 

"W. & J. W. McClelland's Freddie 
Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

Tiie Bourbon 

D. T. Pulsifer's Mae Stanley 

Puffer 

Jlancocas Stable's Ariel 

Garnet 

Kanawha 

Naiad 

^ Pasha 

Restless 

, Saluda 

Savanac 

Winfred 



Optional. 

Rancocas Stable's Yucatan 
W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Quito 

Velvet 

Warwhoop 

E. V. Snedeker & Oo.'s Gladys 

Kalula 

J, Walden's La Clair 

R. W. Walden's Col. Lewis 

D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Marmion 

b c, by Stonehenge— Cha- 
mois 

ch c, by Macaroon -Bijou 

ch c, by Stonehenge — Mary 

Buckley 



185 



Tlxe Camden, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, $15" forfeit, with $1,500 
added, of which $500 to the second; horses having won a stake of 
the value of $2,000 (handicaps and selling races, when carrying 
less than weight for age, not counting) excluded from starting; 
horses not having run second for such stake, allowed 3 lb. ; maid- 
ens allowed 7 lb. ; winners not qualified to start not to pay forfeit; 
six furlongs. Closed with 78 subs., viz. 



Appleby & Co.'s Addie C. 

-. Beverly 

Blue Day 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

Moss Rose 

Red Riding Hood 

S. D. Bruce's Tiara 
Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

^ Jackson 

Lady B. 

Laura Garrison 

T. W. Doswell's Wayward 
Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

o Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Portland 

Richfield 

Hopson Bros.' Frightful 
P. H. Hynes' t>ahabiah 
Mr. Kelso's Amalgam 
Lansdowne 



Mr. Kelso's Lottery 

Mystery 

The Bard 

J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg— 
Nannie Black 

b c, by Glenelg — Optima 

b c, by Glenelg — Gondola' 

b or br f, by Lisbon— Aus- 
tria 

N. W. Kittson's Brown Duke 

Calera 

Inka 

Spinnette 

Stalwart 

C. Littlefields Bandala 

G. L. Lorillard's Electric 

G. L. Lorillard's Fancy 

Fleetwing 

Mariner 

St. Elmo 

W. & J. W. McClelland's Freddie 

Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 
Pure Rye 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 



120 



Monmouth Park. 



1885 



185 

Morris & Co.'s Longford 
D. O'Connor's Walter H. 
Eamapo Stable's Adoneus 
Bancho del Paso's Billow 

Epicure 

Fortuna 

Tyranny 

Bancocas Stable's Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Garnet 

Housatonic 

Naiad 

Restless 

Savanac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 



The Camden. 



P. H. Byan's blk c. by Virgil — An- 
nie Hall 

br c, by Blue Mantle — 

Doubt 

W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Charity 

J lorence Ton so 

Pocomoke 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier 

Gladys 

E. W. Walden's Col, Lewis 

D. D. Witters' Bass Viol 

Longstop 

Marmion^ 

Necromancy 

Salisbury 



186 



Tlie Moet and Cliancloii, 



a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, with $500 
added by Messrs. Moet & Chandon, of which $100 to the scond; 
winners of a stake of $2,000, to carry 5 lb. ; two such stakes, 7 lb. ; 
three such stakes, 121b. extra; maidens not having run second for 
a stake of $2,000, allowed 7 lb; six furlongs. Closed with 42 subs > 
viz.: 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor Bancocas Stable's Garnet 



Jackson 

Lady B. 

Laura Garrison 

J. E. Kelly's b c, by Glenelg- 
Gondola 



Hercules 

Housatonic 

Restless 

Savanac 

Winfred 



br or b f, by Lisbon— Austria Yucatan 



Mr. Kelso's Amalgam 

Mystery 

The Bard 

N. W. Kittson's Brown Duke 

Calera 

Cressett 

Headlad 

Promenade 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 
G-. L. Lorillard's Fancy 

Fleetwing 

...... Mariner 

St. Elmo 

Bancocas Stable's Cyclops 
Dewdrop 



W. L. Scott's Faun 

Florence Fonso 

Pocomoke 

Velvet 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier 
...... Gladys 

Kalula 

Patrol 

J. T. Williams' Chimborazoa 

Yosemite 

D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Longstop 

Marmion 

Salisbury 



1885 Monmouih Park. 121 



187 



Tlie Home-Bred Produce, 

a sweepstakes for the produce of mares covered in 1882, at $50 each, 
half forfeit, with $500 added, of which $100 to the second; mares 
to be exclusively the property of subscribers at the time of sub- 
scribing and foaling, and the produce to remain wholly their 
property until after the race, or pay forfeit; those by untried 
stallions or out of untried mares allowed 3 lb.; if both 5 lb.; 
maidens allowed 5 lb.; allowances cumulative; six furlongs. 
Closed with 68 subs., viz.: Allow. 

Owner. Produce. Mare. Stallion. Clmd, 

Lb. 

O.Bowie Barren Australia Catesby - 

Do Br c Cassatt Belle Meade Catesby - 

Do Barren Mary Catesby 3^ 

Do Che My Maryland .. Catesby - 

Do BfCarissima Stella Catesby - 

^„ ( Lucifer or ) 

L. W.Carlisle.... Barren Nannie Burch (Virginius | 3 

E. Corrigan Ch f Mary Payne Mary Howard .. Lelaps - 

* . Do Bex, Jr Leamington, Jr — 

Do... Sunbeam Revenue, Jr.. - 

C. W. Evans Be Mollie G '. Dudley 5 

Mr. Kelso Ch f Waitawhile . . Bye-and-Bye Stratford 5 

Do Brf Strategy CoUeen Bawn. ...Stratford 9 

Do Barren Heatherbell Stratford 3^ 

Do Barren Maudina Stratford S 

Do B c Lansdowne. ..Petty Stratford - 

Do Br c Leopold Semper Felix Stratford 3 

Do... BfShamrock Tara Stratford 3^ 

G. L. Lorillard. ..Barren Columbia Sensation 3 

Do BgFleetwing Heather Sensation 5 

Do BfFay Ferida Sensation 5 

Do B g Electric Idalia Sensation 5 

Do Ch c Mariner... Ocean Queen Sensation...... 5 

Do Barren Peggy Dawdle .. Sensation.... 3^ 

Do Barren ...Spinaway Sensation 5 

Do Barren Stilette Sensation 5 

Do Slipped Twins.. .Trommel Sensation & 

Eancocas Stable.. B c Pontico Agenoria Mortem er.. .. 5 

Do Ch c {dead) Evadne Mortemer - 

Do B f Dewdrop Explosion Falsetto 3^ 

Do Barren Fanny Ludlow.. .D. of Magenta . 3 

Do Chf Kanawha Florence Mortemer - 

Do..- Chf Restless Glenrose Mortemer - 

Do ChfNaiad Highland Lassie.. Mortemer - 

Do Yucatan Hortense D. of Magenta.. 5 

Do Ch c Cyclops Lizzie Lucas Mortemer 3 

Do Barren Loulanier. Mortemer 3 

Do Ch c Hercules. . .Ontario Mortemer - 

Do Barren Oleata Mortemer - 

Do Barren Pera Saxon 5 

Do Barren Susan Ann.... ..Mortemer - 



122 Monmouth Park, 1885 

IST The Home-Bred Produce. Allow. 

0.vner, Produce. Mare. Stallion. Clmd. 

Lb. 

Uancocas Stable.. Barren Sallie Saxon - 

Do Be Ragnaroc....Squeez'eni ^axon ... - 

Do B c Housatoaic . Vandalite Mortemer...... - 

E. W. Walden.... Barren ;.Gulnare TomOcMltree. 3 

Do. B f Letretia Letty Tom Ocbiltree . - 

Do Br c Koyal Luna Virgilian 5 

Do. Ch c Rock & Rye.Tecalco Virgilian 5 

D. D. Withers .... Barren Celinda Macaroon 3 

Do Ch c Castagnette Macaroon 3 

Do Barren Cyclone. Ventilator 3 

Do Br f Faverdale Ventilator 3 

Do Br c Salisbury . . JuUetta Stonehenge — - 

Do Barren Maxim Stonehenge.... 3 

Do Bf Revolt King Ernest. .. 3 

■rw -r, ^ -CI, f King Ernest ) 

1^0 Bf Echo { or Macaroon ! - 

' DISQUALIFIED UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF THE STAKE. 

L. L. LoHLlard. . .Bf Miss Sensation.Bonnie Doon Sensation - 

Uancocas Stable. Brf Gyptis Mortemer -, 

Do Chj- The Witch .... Lady Wallenstein . . Mortemer - 

Do Bf Uddia Litola Mortemer - 

Do... Be Marie Miction Saxon - 

Do Br c Virginia Saxon - 

Do Be Vixen Falsetto - 

J^. T Williams. . .Ch c Phil Lee Veriena. Glen Athol - 

DISQUALIFIED BY DEATH OF NOMINATOR. 

€. L. Hunt Be Asseola Alatoona Frogtown - 

Do BfTuh... Duplicate Frogtown - 

Do Slipped foal Etta Powell Frogtown .. - 

Do Be Annawan Lady Longstreet.... Frogtown - 

Do Bf Mohongo Plover Wing Frogtown - 



188 



The Select, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $15 only if 
declared by Aug. 1, with $2,500 added, the second to receive $250 
out of the stakes; those not having won a stake of the value of 
$3,000, when carrying weight for age or more, allowed 5 lb.; 
beaten maidens allowed 10 lb. ; six furlongs. Closed with 78 subs., . 
viz.: 
Appleby & Co.'s Addie C. Clipsiana Stable's Laura Garrison 

Blae Day Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton. 

EUaS. Buffalo 

Lookout Envoleur 

Moss Rose Lulu 

O. Bowie's Cassatt Lydia 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor Millie 

Jackson Portland 

Lady B. Richfield 



1885 Monmouth Park. 123 



188 The Select. 

Hopson Bros.' Frightful Morris & Co.'s Longford 

P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah D. O'Connor's Walter H. 
J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg — Ramapo Stable's Adoneus 

Nannie Black Eancho del Paso's Fortuna 

b c, by Glenelg — Optima Tyranny 

b c, by Glenelg — Gondola Rancocas Stable's" Cyclops 

b or br f, by Lisbon — Aus- Dewdrop 

tria Housatonic 

Mr. Kelso's Amalgam Naiad 

Lansdowne Restless 

Leopold Savanac 

Lottery Winfred 

Mystery Yucatan 

The Bard P. H. Ryan's br c, by Blue Mantle 

N. W. Kittson's Brown Duke — Doubt 

Headlad ch g, by Glenelg — Jentling 

Luminous blk c, by Virgil — Annie Hall 

Mink W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Refrain Charity 

Spinnette Pocomoke 

Stalwart Velvet 

The Doctor Waitaway 

C. Littlefield's Bandala E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier 

G. L. Lorillard's Electric ... Patrol 

Fancy J. T, Williams' Chimborazoo 

Fleetwing Yosemite 

Mariner D, D. Withers' Bass Viol 

St. Elmo Longstop 

Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing Marmion 

Pure Rye Necromancy 

Syntax Salisbury 

The Bourbon 



189 



Tlie L.orilla'rcl, 



a. sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $500 each, half forfeit, $10 only 
if declared by Jan. 1, 1884, $50 if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, or $100 
if declared by June 25, 1885, with $5,000 added by Mr. Pierre Loril- 
lard, the M. P. A. to add $1,000 for the second, the third to save 
its stake; horses bred in the United States are not eligible for this 
stake, unless their sires are represented by subscription to the 
Champion Stallion Stakes for J884, viz.: 

E. J. Baldwin's Grinstead, by Gilroy 

A. Belmont's imp. Ill-Used, by Breadalbane 

Kingfisher, by Lexington 

H. O. Bernard's Springbok, by imp. Australian 
Bowen & Co.'s imp. Billet, by Voltigeur 
W. G. Harding's Enquirer, by imp. Leamington 
imp. Great Tom, by King Tom 

F. B. Harper's Longfellow, by imp. Leamington 
Ten Broeck, by imp Phaeton 



124 Monmouih Park. 1885 

189 Thp- LoHllard. 

N. W. Kittson's Alarm, by imp. Eclipse 

, Reform, by imp. Leamington 

G-. L. Lorillard's Sensation, by imp. Leamington 
P. Lorillard's Duke of Magenta, by Lexington 

Falsetto, by Enquirer 

.... imp. Mortemer, by Compeigne 
Powers & Son's Volturno, by imp. Billet 
D. Swigert's imp. Glenelg, by Citadel 

MonarcMst, by Lexington 

.... Virgil, by Vandal 
B. G. Thomas' Fellowcraft, by imp. Australian 

imp. King Ban, by King Tom 

Lelaps, by imp. Leamington 

T. "Winters' Joe Hooker, by Monday 

D. D. Withers' King Ernest, by King Tom 

imp. Stonehenge. by Blair Athol 

Closed Aug. 15, 1883, with 117 subs., viz.: 
Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 

CUpsiana Stable's East Lynne Melbourne Stable's Theckla 

Goano Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

J. D. & J. K. Christy's Bonanza^ Freeman 

Cridge & Co.'s Soliman Ten Stone 

Dwyer Bros.' Elmendorf Powers & Son's Volo 

Executor Preakness Stable's Tontine 

...... Petersburg R. Puryear's Fellow Tyler 

Richmond Rancocas Stable's Chimera 

L. B. Field's Venisti Cholula 

G. T. Graddy's Duke of Hambleton . . Dione 

J. B. Haggin's Tyrant Heimdal 

L. Hart's Belldoyle (dead) Katrine 

Nattie Hamilton Unrest 

T. Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton Wanda 

D. Honig & Son's Violin J. Rowe's Rocket 

J. E. KeUy's ch c, by Glenelg— He- P. H. Ryan's Adolph 

liotrope * Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 

b c, by Glenelg— Stamps Lord Beaconsfield 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Kinsman Royal Knight 

Longview T. Winters' Alturas 

Saltpetre Nellie C. 

N. W. Kittson's Pardee b f, by Joe Hooker— Illusion 

Sayre D. D. Withers' Fanatic 

St. Louis b c, by King Ernest -Cy- 

Strabismus clone 

Lexington Stable's Ouise Bright b f, by King Ernest Elsie 

G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful ch c, by Stonehenge— Juli- 

Lynwood Stable's Bardstown 'dead) etta 

Marwell & Co.'s Slyfellow ch c, by King Ernest— Mimi 

DECLARED JANl, 1884:— at $10' each. 
CUpsiana Stable's Alameda CUpsiana Stable's Salviator 
Elgin Mr. Kelso's Emerson 



1885 



Monmo'ith Park. 



125 



189 TheLorillard. 

Mancocas Stable's Catherine 

Cincinnatus 

ILia 

Miss Mortemer 

Paul Kernan 

Petition 

br f, by Mortemer — Hilde- 

yarde 



Mancocas Stable's ch c, by Duke of 
Magenta — Emerald 

brf, by Mortemer — Morlacchi 

brf, by Mortemer — Refreshment 

br c.by Mortemer — Sallie 

chf, by Mortemer— Virginia 

P. G. Speth's Echelon 

Suffolk Stable's b f, by Virgil — Lark 



DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885-at $50 each. 



Appleby <& Co.'s Ballot 

Mentmore 

Sussex 

Polo 

Dwyer Bros.' Col. Clay 

Electric Light 

Emmett 

Fannin <& Co.'s John C. 

J. H. Green's Miss Walton 

E. Heffner's Le Logos 

J. R. Keene's Isaac 

J. E. Kelly's Leonidas 

N. W. Kittson's Queen Anne 

Marie 

...... Sibley 

..... Sir Hercules 
G. L. Lorillard's Hawthorne 

Surprise 

Melbourne Stable's Islington 

Kensington 

Rancocas Stable's Adonis 



Rancocas Stable's Bahama 

Cyrilla 

Exile 

Goblin 

Grendel (Justin Mack) 

Heva 

Hoder 

Neptune 

Ptoria 

Zangbar 

P. H. Ryan's Monarchess 
P. G. Speth s Expert 

Thistle 

Suffolk Stable's Hop Sing 

Montana 

J. Walden's Burdette 

R. W, Walden's Little Savage 

D. D. Withers' bf, by King Ernest 

— Maxim 
br c, by Stonehenge — Inver- 

moor 



IwU Tlie Monmoittli Oaks, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at f 100 each, half forfeit, only 
$10 if declared by Jan. 1, 1884, $20 if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, or 
$30 if declared by June 25, 1885, with $1,000 added, the second to 
receive $300 out of the stakes; one mile and a quarter. Closed 
with 72 subs., viz. : 
Applegate & Co.'s Gennett Pride T. A. Lynch's Haroline 
CUpsiana Stable's East Lynns McCoy & Co.'s Tivoli 

Davis & Co.'s Rosette J. E. McDonald's Mias Palmer 

O. A. Gilman's Wanton Melbourne Stable's Czarina 

L. Hart's Nattie Hamilton Theckla 

T. Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton Preakness Stable's Morning Glory 

J. E. Kelly's Natilee Sapphire 

Mr. Kelso s Maumee T. Puryear & Co.'s Mollie Pitcher 
N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth Rancocas Stable's Chimera 
Laurette Dione 



126 



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1885 



190 

Bancocas Stable's Heva 

Katrine 

Unrest 

"Wanda 

P. H. Ryan's Monarchess 
"W. L. Scott's Florio 

Radha 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Breta 



The Monmouth Oaks. 

Suffolk Stable's Senora 

Teresa 

R. W. Walden's Lulu S. 
D. D. Withers' Barbara 

Punka 

b f, by Kins: Ernest— Elsie 

Wild & McCaul's Theodora 



DECLARED JAN. 1, 1884— ai! $10 eacTt. 



Clipsiana Stable' s Alameda 
J. R. Keene's Blanche 
Rancocas Stable's Catherine 

Ilia 

Petition 

brf, by Mortemer — MorlaccM 



Rancocas Stable's br f, by Morte- 
m,er — Hi degarde 

b f, by Mortemer — Refresh- 
ment 

P. G. Speth's Exile 

Suffolk Stable's brf, by Virgil — Lark 



DECLARED JAN.l, 1885— af $20 each. 



Appleby <£ Co.'s Gontessa 

.... Error 
Dwyer Bros.' Preciani 

Ripplette 

J. H. Green's Miss Walton 
J. R. Keene's b f, by Wanderer- 
Phyllis 
J. E. Kelly's Tornado 
Mr. Kelso's Relay 
N. iV. Kittson's Marie 

Queen A nne 

G. L. Lorillard's Etha 

Souci 

Melbourne Stable's Mecca 
Trophy 



E, J. McElmeel's Kitty Monroe 

Preakness Stable's Heartsease 

Rancocas Stable's Bahama 

Cyrilla 

Peoria 

P. H. Ryan's Favorita 

P. G. Speth' s Enquiry 

Esmeralda 

R. W. Walden's Coral 

Little Savage 

D. D. Withers' ch f, by Macaroon — 
Bijou 

bf, by King Ernest — Maxim 

chf, by King Ernest or Maca- 
roon— Rev It 



191 



Tile Newark, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with $1,500 
added, of which $500 to the second; winners of a three-year-old 
stake of the value of $2 000, when carryine; weight for age or 
more, to carry 71b. extra; two such races, 10 lb. extra; and three 
such races, 12 lb. extra: horses not having won in 1885 more than 
$1,000 {handicaps and selling races, when carrying less than 
weght for age, not counting) allowed 5 lb., or if not more than 
$500, allowed 7 lb, or if "non-winners in 1885, allowed 12 lb.; 
maidens allowed 151b.; one mile Closed with 76 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow 
W. W. Ayre's Icbi Ban 
W. P. Burch's Telle Doe 
A. M. Burton's Peacock 

br g, by Fechter — Pique 

G. B. Bryson's Catiline 
Florentine 



Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 

Goano 

W. C. Daly's Bahama 

T, W. Doswell's Thomasia 

Wickham 

Winston 

Dwyer Bros.' DetecLive 



1885 



Mor<mouth Park. 



vn 



191 

Dwyer Bros.' Elroendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Preciani 

Richmond 

. . . Sumner 
E. Heffner's Sussex 



The Newark. 

Morris & Co.'s Ten Stone 

Oxford Stable's Bonne Boucbe 

R. C. Pate's Ten Fellow 

Preakness Stable's Rupert 

H. Pride & Co.'s Monardo 

T. Puryear & Co.'s MoUie Pitcher 

Rancocas Stable's Chimera 



T, Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton Cholula 

P. H. Hynes' Salviator. Dione 

G. F. Johnson's Hoder Heva 

br f, by Falsetto — Orange Katrine 

Girl Krishna 

J. E. Kelly's Natilee Unrest 

ch c.byGlenelg — Heliotrope Wanda 



b c, by Glenelg— Stamps 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwobd 

Longview 

Kinsman 

Saltpetre 

N. W. Kittson's Jongleuse 

Queen Anne 

St. Louis 

W. Lakeland's Fxile 

Lone Star Stable's Bill Sterrit 

Nannie Gentry 

G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St. A-ugustine 

Triton 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
P. H. McMahon's Eachus 
Morris & Co.'s Bersan 
Campbell 



P. H Ryan's Adolph , 
G. M. Rye's Mystic 
W. L. Scott's Florio 
' Radha 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 

Lord Beaconsfleld 

Summit Stable's Justin Mack 

F. T. Walton's Harold 
J. Walden's Mentmore 

. . Wagner 
Wild & Co.'s Theodora 
D. D. Withers' Cadet 

Fanatic 

Punka 

b c.byKing Ernest— Cyclone 

ch c, by King Ernest— Mimi 

ch c, by Stonehenge— Jiili- 

etta 



192 



The Trenton, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with $1,000 
added, the second to receive $250 out of the stakes; the winner to 
be put up at auction; horses entered to be sold for $5,000. to carry 
weight for age; horses entered not to be sold, to carry 7 lb. extra r 
those entered to be sold for $4,000, allowed 3 lb.; if for $3,000, al- 
lowed 7 lb.; if for $2,000, allowed 12 lb.: if for $1,000, allowed 20 
lb.; the selling price to be named through the entry box at 4 p. m. 
the day before the race; one niile and a furlong. Closed with 5S 
subs., viz.: 



A. M. Burton's Type 

...... br g, by Fechter — Pique 

G. B. Bryson's Catiline 

Florentine 

W. G. Daly's Miss Daly 

T. W. Doswell's Charley Russell 

Etha 

.... . . Winston 



Dwyer Bros.' Detective 

Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Preciani 

Richmond 

Siimner 

J. H. Green's Planter 



128 



Monfkouth Park. 



1885 



192 

X Hart's Beecher 

T. Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton 

E. Heffner's Sussex 

Oanley & Co.'s Ganley 

w. Jennings Greenfield 

•Gr. F. Johnson's Hoder 



The Trenton. 

Opequon Stable's Bonnie S. 
E. C. Pate's Ten Fellow 
Rancocas Stable's Dione 

Heimdal 

Heva 

Krishna 



br f , by Falsetto — Orange Unrest 



Girl 
J. E. Kelly's ch, c, by Glenelg — 

Heliotrope 
Mr. Kelso's Longview 

Saltpetre 

, Warder 

W. Lakeland's Byron Cross 
G. L. Lorillard's Triton 
J. E. McDonald's Lenox 

Miss Palmer 

P. H. McMahon's Eachus 
Morris & Co.'s Campbell 

Coral 

W. Mulkey's Jim Nave 
Virgilius 



Zangbar 
P. H. Ryan's A.bra 
G. M. Rye's Mystic 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 
...... Lord Be " consfield 

J R. Swiney's Redstone 
J. Walden'S Ballot 

F. T. Walton's Harold 
Wagner 

D. D. Withers' Cadet 

Fanatic 

ch c, by Stonehenge — Juli- 

etta 
ch c, by Ventilator — Nancy 



193 



Tlie Palisade* 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with $1,500 
added, of which $500 to the second; winners in 1885, when carry- 
ing weight for age or more, of $2,000 to carry 3 lb. ; of two such 
races, 5 lb.; and three such races, 7 lb. extra; of less than $1,500, 
allowed 3 lb.; of less than $1,000, allowed 5 lb.; of less than $500, 
allowed 7 lb. ; maidens allowed 12 lb ; one mile and a furlong. 
Closed with 58 subs., viz.: 



W. W. Ayres' Ichi Ban 
W. P. Burch's Telle Doe 
A. M. Burton's Type 

br g, by Fechter— Pique 

G. B. Bryson's Speculator 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 

Goano 

T. W. Doswell's Eola 

Wickham 

. . Winston 

I)wyer Bros.' Detective 

...... Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Preciani 

Richmond 

Sumner 

L. Hart's Beecher 

T. Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton 

G. F. Johnson's br f, by Falsetto — 
Orange Girl 



J. E. Kelly's Natilee 

ch c.by Glenelg — Heliotrope 

b c, by Glenelg — Stamps 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 

Kinsman 

Longview 

Saltpetre 

N. W. Kittson's Jongleuse 

.... Queen Anne 
N. W. Kittson's St. Louis 
W. Lakeland's Exile 
G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St. Augustine 

Triton 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
P. H. McMahon's Eachus 
Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Favor 

R. C. Pate's Editor 
Preakness Stable's Rupert 
Rancocas Stable's Cholula 



1885 



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129 



193 • 

Rancocas Stable's Heimdal 

Heva 

Katrine 

Krislina 

Neptune 

Unrest 

W. L. Scott's Florio 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s G-.enadier 

Lord Beacons field 



The Palisade. 

J. Walden's Burdette 
F. T. Walton's H irold 

Wagner 

D. D. Withers' Fanatic 

Maslier 

Punka 

b c, by King Ernest — Cy- 
clone 
.... eh c, by Kiug Ernest — Mimi 



194 



Tlie JBIizabeth, 

a sweapstakes for three-year-old fillies that did not win a two-year-old 
stake of the value of $2,000 (handicaps and selling races not count- 
ing), at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with $1,500 added, of which $500 to 
the second; winners of a three-year-old stake of the value of 
$2,000, when carrying weight for age or more, to carry 5 lb.; of 
two such races, 7 lb ; of three such races, 10 lb. extra; horses not 
having won in 1885 (handicaps and selling races not counting) 
more than $1,030, allowed 3 lb., or if not more than $500, allowed 
101b; one mile and a furlong. Closed with 36 subs, viz. 



G. B, Bryson's Ripplette 

Florentine 

W. P. Burch's Telle Doe 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 
T. W. Dos well's Eola 

Thomasia 

Dwyer Bros.' Preciani . 

J. H. Green's Mary Walker 

E. Heffner's Error 

T. Hernon & Son's MoUie Walton 

W. Jennings' Maggie J. 

G. F. Johnson's b t, by Falsetto — 

Orange Girl 
Mr. Kelso's Maumee 
N. W, Kittson's Elizabeth 

Jongleuse 

Laurette 

Queen Anne 

Xone Star Stable's Nannie Gentry 



J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
Melbourne Stable's Theckla 
Oxford Stables Bonne Bouche 
R. C. Pate's Belle Pate 
Preakness Stable's Sapphire 
H. Pride & Co.'s Monardo 
T. Puryear & Co.'s Mollie Pitcher 
Rancocas Stable's Dione 

Heva 

Katrine 

Unrest 

P. H. Ryan's Abra 

Monarchess 

W, L. Scott's Radha 

E. V. Snedeksr & Co.'s Breta 

D. D. Withers' Barbara 

Punka 

...... b f, by King Ernest— Elsie 



195 



Tlie Xiaritai^ 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, that did not win a two-year-old 
stake of the value of $2,000 when carrying weight for age or more, 
at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with $1,500 added, of which $500 to the 
second; the winner of a three-year-old stake of the value of $2,000 
when carrying weight for age or more, to carry 5 lb.; of two such 
races, 7 lb.; of three such races, 10 lb. extra; those not having won 
$1,000 whencarrying weight for age or more in 1885, more than 



130 



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1885 



195 The Baritan. 

$1,000, allowed 3 lb,; or if not more than $500, 
maidens allowed 101b.; one mile and a quarter, 
snbs., viz.: 

Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow 

G. B. Bryson's Speculator 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 

W. C. Daly's Emmett 

T. W. Doswell's Thomasia 

Wickham 

Winston 

Dwyer Bros.' Detective 

Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Preciani 

Sumner 

E. Hefiner's Sussex 

T. Hernon & Son's MoUie Walton 

P. H. Hynes' Salviator 

J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg— He- 
liotrope 

b c, by Glenelg— Stamps 

Mr, Kelso's Kinsman 

Longview 

Maumee 

Saltpetre 

Warder 

W. Lakeland's Exile 

C, Littlefield's Tecumseb 

G. L, Lorillard's St. Augustine 



allowed 5 lb,j 
Closed with 50 



G, L. Lorillard's Triton 
J, E, McDonald's Miss Palmer 
P, H. McMahon's Eachus 
W. Mulkey's Jim Nave 
Opequon Stable's Bonnie S. 
Oxford Stable's Electric Light 
K, C, Pate's Editor 
Preakness Stable's Kupert 
Rancocas Stable's Cholula 

Heimdal 

. . . 4 . . Heva 

Katrine 

Krishna 

Neptune 

Unrest 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Lord Bea- 
consfield 

J. K. Swiney's Redstone 
J. Walden's Ballot 

F. T. Walton's Harold 

Wagner 

D. D. Withers' Masher 

ch c, by King Ernest — Mimi 

b c, by King Ernest— Cy- 
clone 

ch c, by Stonehenge— JuU- 

etta 



196 



Tlie Barnegat, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with $1,500 
added, of which $500 to the second; the winners of the Belmont, 
Coney Island Derby, or Lorillard Stakes to carry 5 lb. ; of any two 
of them, 7 lb. extra; horses not having won a three-year-old stake 
of the value of $2,000, when carrying weight for age or more, al- 
lowed 5 lb.; maidens allowed 10 lb.; one mile and a half. Closed 
with 41 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow 
G. B. Bryson's Speculator 
W. P. Burch's Telle Doe 
J. D. & J. K. Christy's Bonanza 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 

Goano 

Dwyer Bros.' Detective 

Elmendorf 

Richmond 

Sumner 

P. H. Hynes' Salviator 



J. E. Kelly's Natilee 
ch c, by Glenelg— Helio- 
trope 

.. b c, by Glenelg— Stamps 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 

Longview 

Maumee 

Saltpetre 

W. Lakeland's Exile 

G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St Augustine 



1885 



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131 



196 



The Barnegat. 



G. L. Lorillard's Triton 
J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
P. H. McMahon's Eaelius 
Morris & Co. s Bersan 

Favor 

Freeman 

R. C. Pate's Clay Pate 
Preakness Stable's Tor tine 
Eancocas Stable's Chimera 

Cholula 

Heimdal 



Eancocas Stable's Katrine 

Krishna 

Wanda 

W.L. Scott's Florio 
J. Walden's Burdette 
D. D. Withers' Mashjer 

Punka 

b c, by King Ernest— Cy« 

clone 
ch c, by King Ernest— Mimi 



197 



The Stockton, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 only 
if declared by Jan. 1, 1884, $20 if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, with 
$1,500 added, of which $500 to the second; winners of two or 
more three-year-old stakes of the value of $2,000, to carry 7 lb ex- 
tra; maidens allowed 71b.; one mile and a quarter. -Closed with 
103 subs., viz. 



Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow 
Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 
Clipsiana Stable's Goano 
Cridge & Co.'s Soliman 
Davis & Co.'s Eugo 
T. W. Doswell's Wickham 
Dwyer Bros.'Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Richmond 

Sumner 

G.T.Graddy's Duke of Hambleton Neptune 

J. B. Haggin's Tyrant Unrest 

T. Hernon & Son's MoUie Walton Wanda 

J.E.Kelly's ch c,by Glenelg— HeUo- Zangbar 



Melbourne Stable's Kensington 

Theckla 

J, S. Owen's b c, by Botheration- 
Mabel 
R. C. Pate's Clay Pate 
T. Puryear & Co.'s Mollie Pitcher 
Rancocas Stable's Chimera 

Cholula 

Dione 

Heimdal 

Katrine 



trope 

b c,by Glenelg— Stamps 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 

Kinsman 

Longview 

Saltpetre 

Warder 

N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth 

Pardee 

St. Louis 

C. Littlefield's Tecum seh 
G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St. Augustine 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 



J. Rowe's Rocket 
P. H. Ryan's Adolph 

Monarchess 

W. L. Scott's Radha 
Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 

Lord Beaconsfield 

R. W. Walden's Harefoot 

Hart 

D. D. Withers' Fanatic 

Masher 

b c,byKin gErnest — Cyclone 

ch c,by King Ernest— Mimi 

ch c, by Ventilator — Nancy 



132 



Monmouth Park. 



1885 



DECLARED JAN. 1, 3884— ai |10 each. 



CLipsiana Stable's Elgin 
Mr. Kelso's 5'ir Edward 
Ran cocas Stable's Cincinnatus 

Paul Kernan 

ch g. by Duke of Magenta — 

Emerald 
brfyby Mortimer — Morlacchi 

DECLARED JAN. 
Appleby cC- Co.'s Ballot 

Mentmore 

Sussex 

Dwyer Bros.' Bolter (Little Mack) 

Col. Clay 

...... Electric Light 

Emmett 

Greenfield 

Fannin d- Co.'s John C. 
J. E. Kelly's John T. 

Leonidas 

Mr. Kelso's Emerson 

Latitude 

Myotic 

JV. W. Kittson's Eachus 

Islette 

Sibley 

C. Littiefield's Prescott 

G. L. Lorillard's Hawthorne 



Rancoc s S'able's br c by Mortimer 

— Sallie 
P. G. Speth's Echelon 

Enquiry 

Exile 

D. D. Viithers' ch c, by Macaroon — 

Mary Buckley 

1, 1884— af $20 each. 

G. L. Lorillard's Roysterer 

Surprise 

Melbourne Stable's Islington 
Preakness Stable's Armadale 

J. 3Iarengo 

Rancocas Stable's Cyrilla 

Exile 

Goblin 

Grendel Justin Mack) 

Heva 

Hoder 

Ilia 

Peoria 

W. L. Scott's Krishna 
Shedeker d: Co.'s Fellowship 
P. G. Speth's Escort 

Expert 

Thistle 



198 



The Stevens. 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by Jan. 1, 1884, $20 if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, or $30 if 
declared by June 25. 1885, with $1,500 added, of which $500 to the 
second; winners of two or more three-year-old stakes of the value 
of $2,000, to carry 5 lb. extra; maidens allowed 7 lb.; one mile and 
five furlongs. Closed with 94 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Groldfellow 
Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 
Clipsiana Stable's Goano 
Cridge & Co.' Soliman 
Davis & Co.'s Eugo 
T. W. Doswell's Winston 
Dwyer Bros.' Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Richmond 

. Sumner 

G T. Graddy's.Duke of Hambleton 



J. E. KeUy's ch c, by Glenslg— 
Heliotrope 

b c, by Glenelg — StaTps 

Mr, Kelso's Brookwood 

Longview 

Saltpetre 

Warder 

N. W. Kittson's Pardee 

St. Louis 

Strabismus 

C. Littiefield's Tecumseh 
G. L. Lorillard's Hopefu] 



T. Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton St. Auguctine 



1885 



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133 



198 



The Stevens. 



J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
Melbourne Stable's Kensington 

Theckla 

K. C. Pate's Clay Pate 
Preakness Stable's Rupert 
T. Puryear & Co.'s Mollie Pitcher 
Bancocas Stable's Chimera 

Cholula 

Dione 

Heimdal 

Katrine 

Neptune 

Wanda 



Rancocas Stable's Unrest 

Zangbar 

W. L. Scott's Kadha 
Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 

Lord Beaconsfield 

R W. Walden's Barefoot 
D. D. Withers' Fanatic 

Masher 

b c, by King Ernest — Cy- 
clone 

ch c, by King Ernest— Mimi 

ch c, by Ventilator — Nancy 



DECLARED JAN. 1, 1884:— at $10 each, 



Clipsiana Stable's Elgin 
Mr. Kelso's Sir Edward 

Kinsman 

Preakness Stable's Emissary 
Rancocas Stable's Cincinna us 
brjt, by M rtemer — Morlacchi 

DECLARED JAN. 

Appleby <& Co.'s Ballot 

Mentmore 

Rocket 

Sussex 

Dwyer Bros.' Bolter (Little Mack) 

Col. Clay 

Electric Light 

..... ., Emmett 

Greenfield 

J. E. Kelly's John Y. 

Leonidas 

Mr. Kelso's Emerson 

Latitude 

Mystic 

J, R. Keene's b c, by King A Ifonso — 

Janet 
N. W. Kittson's Alfred 
Marie 



Rancocas Stable's br c,by Mortemer- 
Sallie 

F, G. Speth's Echelon 
Expert 

D.D. Withers' ch c, by Macaioon- 
Mary Buckley 

1, 1885— aij$20 each. 

G. L. Lorillard's Hawthorne 
Roysterer 

Suprise 

Melbourne Stable's Islington 
Rancocas Stable's Cyrilla 

Exile 

Goblin 

Grendel [Justin Mack) 

Heva 

..... Roder 

Ilia 

Peoria 

W. L. Scott's Krishna 
Snedeker <& Co.'s Fellowship 
P. G. Speth's Escort 

Em eralda 

Thistle 

R. W. Walden's Harrigan 



199 



The Omnibus^ 

a sweepslakes for three-year-olds at $100 each, for starters, with $5,000 
added, of which $2,500 to the winner, $1,000 to the second, $1,000 
to the nominator of the winner, and $500 to the nominator of the 
second; winners of any three-year-old stake (handicaps excepted) 
of the value of $2,000, to carry 5 lb.: of two or more such stakes, 
7 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; entrance $25 the only liability>, 
to go to the race fund if paid at the time of raming; tne engage- 
ment to follow ownership of horse without written transfer; un. 



134 



Monmouth Park. 



1885 



199 



The Omnibus. 



paid forfeits or death of nominator not to disqualify a horse (if its 
owner at the time of starting be qualified), and horses may be en- 
tered by persons not their owners; one mile and a half. Closed 
with 140 subs, viz.: 

[N. B. — An owner need not pay at the time of naming. If he does 
not, his entry is subject to the rules of racing without above excep- 
tions. 



Appleby & Co.'s Goldfellow 
Blagrave Stable's Goblin 
O. Bowie's Captain 

Consolation 

Marylander 

Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt 
Clipsiana Stable's Goano 
W. Cottrill's Lord Coleridge 

Jim Guest 

Cridge & Co.'s Soliman 
J. Crokers Boysterer 
W. C. Daly's Bahama 

, Emmett 

Davis & Co's Eugo 

T. W. Doswell's Wickham 

"Winston 

W. Donohue's Elgin 
DwyerBros.' Elmendorf 

Executor 

.... . Petersburg 

Eichmond 

Sumner 

J. V. Elliott's Jack Cade 

F. Erzinger's Isaac 
Fannin & Co.'s John C. 
L. B. Fields' Venisti 
O. A. Gilman's Wanton 

G. T. Graddy's Duke of Hambleton 
J. B. Haggin's Tyrant 

b f , by Mortemer — Refresh- 
ment 

J. Hannigan's b c, by Mortemer — 
Sallie 

J. Harbeck, Jr.'s ch g, by Duke of 
Magenta — Emerald 

L. Hart's Belledoyle (dead) 

Nattie Hamilton 

E. Heffner's Le Logos 

Susses 

T. Hernon & Son's MoUie Walton 

P. Hynes, Jr.'s Salviator 

G. F. Johnson's Hoder 

J. W. Jennings' Greenfield 

W. Kavill s Blanche 



J. R. Keene's b f, by Wanderer — 

Phyllis 
J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg— 

Heli'" trope 

b c, by Glenelg— Stamps 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 

Kinsman 

Latitude 

Longview 

Saltpetre 

Sir Edward 

Warder 

W. H. King's Brevet 

N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth 

Marie 

Pardee 

Queen Anne 

Sayre 

Sibley (dead) 

Sir Hercules (dead) 

St. Louis 
D L. Klauberg's Hawthorne 
W. Lakeland's Exilo 

Sir Peter 

Lexington Stable's Guise Bright 
C. Littlefield's Tecumseh 
G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful 

St. Augustine 

Surprise 

Triton 

P. Lorillard, Jr 's Hia 

Hallowe'en 

P. Lorillard' Jr.'s Petition 
Linwood Stable's Bardstown (dead) 
Maxwell & Co.'s Slyfellow 
Mclntyre & Co.'s Redstone 
J E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
C. F. McLaughlin's Leonidas 
M. McNamara's Paul Kernan 
Melbourne Stable's Islington(deai) 

Kensington 

Theckla 

J. Mitchell's Emer. on 



1885 



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135 



199 



Tke Omnibus. 



Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Freeman 

Ten Stone 

Oxford Stable's Electric Light 
B. C. Pate's Clay Pate 
Preakness Stable's Armadale 

Emissary 

B. Puryear's Fellow Tyler 
Bancocas Stable's Chimera 

Cholula 

Cyrilla 

Dione 

Heimdal 

Heva 

Katrine 

Krishna 

Neptune 

Peoria 

Unrest 

Wanda 

Zangbar 

J. Bowe's Bocket 
P. H. Byan's Adolph 

Monarchess 

G. M. Bye's Mystic 
Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier 

Lord Beaconsfleld 

P. G. Speth's Echelon 

Escort 

Expert 

Thistle 



T. Stewart's Col. Clay 
W. Stoop's John Y. 
Suffolk Stable's Hop Sing 

Montana 

Skookum 

br f, by Virgil — Lark 

Summit Stable's Little Mack 

Justin Mack 

D. Swigert's br f, by Mortemer — 

Morlacchi 
B. G. Thomas' Craftsman 

Boy al Knight 

John Himyar 

G. Lucas Turner's Miss Mortemer 
J. Walden's Ballot 

Burdette 

Mentmore 

B W. Walden's Harefoot 

Walnut Grove Stable's Toronto 

{dead) 
P. M. West's Adonis 
D. D. Withers' Fanatic 

Masher 

b c, by King Ernest — Cy- 
clone 

b f, by King Ernest— Maxim 

ch c, by Macaroon— Mary 

Buckley (dead) 

ch c, by King Ernest — Mimi 

Wooding & Co.'s Catherine 
Cincinnatus 



200 



The "W^est End Hotel, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10 
oiily if declared by Jan 1, 1884, $20 if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, or 
$30 if declared by June 25, 1885, with $1,000 added by the proprie- 
tor of the West End Hotel of Long Branch, the second to receive 
$300 out of the stakes; winners of a three-year-old stake (handi- 
caps excepted) of the value of $2,000. to carry 5 lb. ; of two such 
races, 7 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; one mile and a half . 
Closed with 72 subs., viz.: 



Applegate & Co.'s Gannett Pride 
O. Bowie's Catamaran 

Vesta 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne 
O. A. Gilman's Wanton 
L. Hart's Nat tie Hamilton 
C B. Jaynes & Co.'s Princess 
Chuck 



T. Hernon & Son's Mollie Walton 

J. E. Kelly's Natilee 

Mr. Kelso's Maumee 

N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth 

Laurette 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
Melbourne Stable's Czarina 
Theckla 



]36 



Monmouih Park. 



1885 



200 

Preainess Stable's Sapphire 
T. Puryear & Co 's Mollie Pitcher 
Rancoras Stable's Chjinera 
Raiicocas Stable's Dione 

Heva 

Katrine 

Unrest 

. . . . Wanda 
P. H. Ryan's Monarchess 
W. L. Scott's Florio 

Radha 



The Wtst End Hotel. 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Breta 
P. G. Spe<h's Enquiry 

Esmeralda 

... . Exile 

Suffolli Stable's Senora 

Teresa 

R. W. Walden's Lulu S. 
Wild & McCaul's Theodora 
D. D. Withers' Barbara 

".".' .. b f , by King Ernest— Eleie 



DECLARED JAN. 1, lS8i— at $10 each. 
Clipsiana Stable's Alameda Ravcocas Stable's bf, by Mortemer — 

J. F. Purdy's Windsail Morlacchi 

Rancocas Stable's Cincinnatus b f, by Mortemer— Refresh- 

Petition ment 

br f, by Mortemer — Hildegarde Suffolk Stable's brf, by Virgil— Lark 

DECLARED JAN. 1, 1S85— at $20 each. 



Appleby (& Co.'s Contessa 

Error 

Barnes db Co.'s Mecca 

Trophy 
W. L. Collins' UUimatum 
P Duffy's Gratitude 
Dwyer Bros.' Ripplette 
Fleetwood Stable's Rebuke 

Wanda 

J. H. Green's Miss Walton 
J. E. Kelly's Tornado 
Mr. Kelso's Relay 
N. W. Kittson's Abra 

Islette 

Pi eciani 



N. W. Kittson's Queen Anne 

G. L. Lorillard's Etha 

Souci 

Preakness Stable's Bahama, 

Cyrilla 

Ilia 

Peoria 

P. H. Ryan's Favorita 

R. W. Walden's Little Savage 

D. D. Withej's' ch f, by Macaroon — 
Bijou 

bfyby King Ernest— Maxim 

chf,by King Ernest or Maca- 
roon — Revolt 



201 1'*^e CKoice, 

a sweepptalies for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $15 only 
if declared by Aug. 1, 1885, with $2,500 added, the second to receive 
$250 out of the stakes; those not having won a three-year-old 
stake of $3,000, when carrying weight for age or more, allowed 5 
lb.; maidens allowed 10 lb.; one mile and a half. Closed with 52 
subs., viz.: 
Appleby & Cf^.'s Goldfellow E. Corrigan's Irish Pat 

O. Bowie's Lord Lome Isaac Murphy 

Or. B. Bryson's Ripplette Dwyer Bros. Detective 

Speculator Elmendorf 

J. D. & J. K. Christy's Bonanza Richmond 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne Sumner 

Goano L. Hart's Nattie Hamilton 



1885 



Monmouih Park. 



137 



201 The 

J. E. Kelly's Natilee 

cti c,by Grlenelg — Heliotrope 

b c, by Glenelg — Stamps 

Mr. Kelso's Brookwood 
.... Kinsman 

-.. Longview 

Maumee 

. .. Saltpetre 
N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth 

Laurette 

Pardee 

St. Louis 

N. W. Kittson's Strabismus 
W. Lakeland's Exile 
C. Littlefield's Tecum seb 
Gr. L Lorillards Hopeful 

St. Augustine 

Triton 

J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 



Choice. 

P. H. McMahon's Eacbus 

W. Mulkey's Jim Nave 

Oxford Stable's Bonne Bouche 

B. C. Pate's Editor 

Preakness Stable's Tontine 

T. Puryear & Co 's MoUie Pitcher 

Rancacas Stable's Chimera 

Cholula 

Heimdal 

Katrine 

Wanda 

G. M. Rye's Mystic 
W. L. Scott's Florio 

J. R. Swiney's Redstone 

J .T. Williams' Joe Cotton 

D. D. Withers' Masher 

Punka 

ch c, by King Ernest— Mimi 

b CjbyKing Ernest— Cyclone 



202 



Tile Katontown, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward, at $100 each, $25 for- 
feit, with $1,500 added, of which $500 t® the second: horses not 
having won, when carrying weight for age or more, in 1885, more 
than $1,000, allowed 5 lb., or if not more than $500,7 lb., or if non- 
winners in 1885, 10 lb.; maidens allowed, if three years old, 15 lb.; 
if four years old or more, 25 lb.; one mile. Closed with 55 subs., 
viz.: 
Appleby & Co.'s Jack of Hearts, a Mr. Kelso's Rica, 6 

Knight of EUerslie, 4 N. W. Kittson's Bric-a-Brac, 5 

W. W. Ayre's Icbi Ban, 3 Donald A., 4 

L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 Jongleuse, 3 

Gr. R. Buchanan's Jim Renwick, a Lone Star Stable's NannieGentry,3 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne, 3 G. L. Lorillard's Louisette, 4 



Sandoval, 4 
G. Cook's Ferg Kyle, 5 
Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 

Detective, 3 

Elmendorf, 3 

Geo. Kinney, 5 

Miss Woodford, 5 

Richmond, 3 

F. Gebhard's Eolist, 5 
St. Saviour, 4 

E. Heffner's Markland. 5 

G. F. Johnson's Greenland, a 

J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg— 
Heliotrope, 3 

b c, by Glenelg— Stamps, 3 

Mr. Kelso's Kinsman, 3 



G. L. Lorillard's Thackeray, 4 

Triton, 3 

Reveller, 4 

P. H. McMahon's Eachus, 3 
R. C. Pate's Conkling, 4 

King Kyrle, 4 

Ramapo Stable's Girofle, a 
Rancocas Stable's Aranza, a 

Chimera, 3 

Emperor, 4 

Endymion, 4 

Katrine, 3 

Pontiac, 4 

Unrest, 3 

Revere Stable's Herbert, 6 
P. H. Ryan's Alra, 3 



138 



Monmouth Park. 



1885 



202 ^^^ Eatontown, 

G. M. Eye's Bob Cook, 4 Suffolk Stable's Cbinook, 4 

W. L. Scott's Florio, 3 F. T. Walton's imp. Eiclimond, 4 

Grej stone, 4 D. D. Withers' Ca3et, 3 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Ducbess, 4 Duplex, 6 

Grenadier, 3 Mikado, 4 

Loid Beaconsfield.. 3 Nonage, 4 

2Uw Tlie Passaic, 

a sweepstakes for tbree-year-olds and upward, at $50 each, $15 forfeit, 
with $1,000 added, tbe second to receive $250 out of the stakes; 
winners in 1885 when carrying weight forage or more, of $1,000. 
to carry 5 lb.; of $2,000, to carry 10 lb. extra; non-winners in 
1885 allowed 7 lb., maidens anowed 12 lb.; six furlongs. Closed 
with 61 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Mammonist, a 
L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 
Blohm Bros.' Little Minch. 5 
G. R. Buchanan's Jim Eenwick, a 
A. M. Burton's Peacock, 3 

br g, by Fechter —Pique, 3 

Clipsiana Stable's Sandoval, 4 
T. W. Doswell's Thomasia. 3 
Dwyer Bros.' Detective, 3 

Elmendorf, 3 

.- ,.. Miss tVoodford, 5 

Richmond, 3 

W. E. French's Valley Forge, 4 

F. Gebhard's Eolist, 5 
St. Sa iour, 4 

W. Hamilton's Frolic, 4 
E. Heffoer's Markland, 5 

G, F. Johnson's Hoder, 3 
J. Kane's Strickland, 4 

.... War Eagle, 5 
J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg — 
Heliotrope, 3 



G. L. Lorillard's Triton, 3 
P. Lorillard, Jr.'s Petition, 3 
J. W. E. H. Loud s Lady Loud. 4 
J. E. McDonald's Long Knight, 5 
P. H. McMahon's Eachus 3 
Melbourne Stable's Theckla, 3 
E C. Pate's Conkling, 4 

Embargo, 4 

Mr. Pelopidas' Frances L., 5 
Eancoc is Stable's Aranza, a 

Dione, 3 

Endymion, 4 

Katrine, 3 

Neptune, 3 

Pontiac, 4 

Wanda, 3 

Revers Stable's Herbert, 6 - 
P. H. Eyan's Adolph, 3 

Monarche?s, 8 

G. M. Eye's Mystic, 3 

W. L. Scott's Greystone, 4 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Duchess, 4 



b c, by Glenelg— Stamps, 3 Grenadier, 3 



Mr. KpIso^s idea. 6 

N. W. Kittson's Jongleuse, 3 

Queen Anne, 3 

St. Louis, 3 

E. Leigh's Avery, 4 

G. L. Lorillard's Louisette, 4 

Reveller, 4 

Thackeray, 4 



Lord Beaconsfield, 3 
J. Walden's Banquet, 4 
F. T. Walton's imp. Richmond, 4 
D. D. Withers' Buckstone, 5 

Cadet, 3 

Duplex, 6 

Masher, 3 

Nonage, 4 



204 



The Freelioltl, 



& sweepstakes for all a^es, at $100 each, $25 forfeit, with $1,500 added, 
of which $500 to the second; horses not having won when carry- 



1885 



Monmouth Park. 



139 



204 



The Freehold. 



ing weight for age or more in 1885, more than $5,000, al owed,3 
lb.; or if not more than $1,000, allowed 5 lb., or if noo-winnfrs in 
1885, allowed 10 lb.; maidens allowed, if three years old, 15 lb.; if 
four years or more, 20 lb.; one mile and a half. Clossd with 32 
subs., viz.: 

R. C. Pate's Monogrram, 6 
Ramapo Stable's Girofle, a 
Rancocas Chim»^ra, 3 
Oholula, 3 



Appleby & Co.'s Knight of Ellers 

lie, 4 
G. B. Bryson's Palinuruo, 4 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne, 3 

Groano, 3 

Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 

George Kinney, 5 

Miss Woodford, 5 

F. Gebhard's Eolist, 5 
St. Saviour, 4 

J. E. Kelly's Clonmel, 5 

G. L. Lorillard's Louisette, 4 
Monitor, a 

St. Augustine, 3 

Triton, 3 

Morris & Co.'s Favor, 3 • 
R. C. Pate's King Kyrle, 4 



Drake Carter, 5 

Emperor, 4 

Heimdal, 3 

Ka rine, 3 

Krishna, 3 

Wanda, 3 

G. M, Rye's Bob Cook, 4 
W. L. Scott's Greystone, 4 

Referee, 5 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Duchess, 4 
Summit Stable's Royal Arch, 4 
D. D. Withers' Mikado, 4 



205 



Tile Ocean, 



a sweepstakes for all ages, at $100 each, $25 forfeit, with $1,500 added, 
the second to receive $500 out of the stakes; one mile and a fur- 
long. Closed with 30 subs., viz.: 

Appleby & Co.'s Knight of El- P. H. McMahon's Eachus, 3 
lerslie, 4 R. C. Pate's Ascender, 5 

G. R. Buchanan's Jim Renwick, a Conkliog, 4 



Clipsiana Stable's Goano, 3 
Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 

Geo. Kinney, 5 

Miss Woodford, 5 

Richmonri. 3 

E. Gebhard's Eolist, 4 
..... St. Saviour, 4 
E Heffner's Markland, 5 
N. W. Kittson's Pardee, 3 

St. Louis, 3 ' 

G. L. Lorillard's Louisette, 4 

Triton, 3 

J. W. & R. H. Loud's Richard L. 



Preakness Stable's Himalaya, 4 

Tontine, 3 

Ramapo Stable's Girofle, a 
Rancocas Stable's Aranza, a 

Ch'mera, 3 

Emperor, 3 ' 

Katrine, 3 

Wanda, 3 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Duchess, 4 
R. W. Walden s Harefoot, 3 

F. T. Walton's imp. Richmond, 4 
D. D, Withers' Mikado, 4 



^Ub Tlie Mcnmoutli Cup, 

sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, play or pay, with $2,000 added. 



140 



Monmouth Park. 



1885 



206 ^^^ Monmouth Cup. 

of wMch $500 to the second; winner of the Coney Island Cup to 
carry 5 lb. extra; two miles. Closed with 19 subs, viz 



Appleby & Co.'s Knight of Ellers- 

lie, 4 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne, 3 
Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 

Geo. Kinney, 5 

Miss Woodford, 5 

F. Gebhard's Eolist, 5 

St. Saviour, i 

N. W. Kitttson's Rataplan, 4 
Gr. L. Lorillard's Monitor, a 



G. L. Lorillard's Louisette, 4 
E. C. Pate's Boatman, 6 

Monogram, 6 

Kamapo Stable's Girofle, a 
Eancocas Stable's Drake Carter, 5 

Emperor 4 

Unrest, 3 

Summit Stable's Henry B., 5 

Royal irch, 4 

D. D. Withers' Mikado, 4 



207 The Champion, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $250 each, half forfeit, only $25 if de 
clared by July 1, or $50 if by August 1, with $2,500 added; the sec 
end to receive $500 out of the stakes; the third to save its stake; 
one mile and a half. Closed with 37 subs , viz.: 

Appleby & Co.'s Knight of Ellers- G. L. Lorillard's Triton, 3 



lie, 4 

Turco, 6 

G. B. Bryson's Palinurus, 4 
Clipsiana Stable's Goano, 3 

E. Corrigan's Freeland, 6 

Modesty, 4 

Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 

Geo. Kinney, 5 

Miss Woodford, 5 

F. Gebhard's St. Saviour, 4 
Mr. Kelso's Brookwocd, 3 
N. W. Kittson's Pardee, 3 
Rataplan, 4 

W. Lakeland's Exile, 3 

G. L. Lorillard's Hopeful, 3 
Louisette, 4 

.... Monitor, a 
St . Augustine, 3 



P. H. McMahon's Eachus, 3 
Morris & Co.'s Bersan, 3 

Favor, 3 

Freeman, 3 

Ten Stone, 3 

Ramapo Stable's Girofle, a 
Rancho del Paso's Schoolgirl, 4 
Rancocas Stable's Chimera, 3 

Cholula, 3 

, Drake Carter, 5 

Emperor, 4 

Katrine, 3 

Wanda, 3 

G. M. Rye's Bob Cook, 4 
W. L. Scott's Florio, 3 

Greystone, 4 

Summit Stable's Royal Arch, 4 
D. D. Withers' Mikado, 4 



208 



The Itomg Branch Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if declared 
by 4 p. M. on July 3, with $1,000 added, the second to recive $250 
out of the stakes; weights to be published by July2; winners 
of any handicap after the publication of the weights, to carry 5 lb. 
extra; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 71 subs., viz.: 
Appleby & Co.'s Jack of Hearts, a L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 

Knight of Ellerslie, 4 Lutestring, 6 

Turco, 6 Blohm & Co.'s Little Minch, 5 



1885 



.Monmouth Park. 



141 



208 



The Long Branch Handicap. 



G R. Buchanan's Jim Eenwick, a 
W. P. Burch's Telle Doe, 3 
Cllpslana Stable's East Lynne, 3 

Goano, 3 

Sandoval, 4 

W. C. Daly's King Fan, 5 
Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 

Detective, 3 

Geo. Kinney, 5 

Panique, 4 

Riclimond, 3 
W. Hamilton's Glengarine, 6 
E Heffuer'sMar land, ?> 
Hopson Bros.' Delilah, 5 
J. Hyland's Blast, 4 
Ganley & Co.'s Judge Griffith, 4 
r. Gebhard's Eolist, 5 

St. Saviour, 4 

J. Kane's Strickland, 4 

War Eagle, 5 

J. E. Kelly's Bella, 5 

Clonmel, 5 

Mr. Kelso's Heel-and-Toe, 5 

Rica, 6 

Maumee, 3 

N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth, 3 

Jongleuse, 3 

Lone Star Stable's Hatef, a 
G. L. Iiorillard's Monitor, a 

Reveller, 4 
G L. Lorillard's Thackeray, 4 

Tolu, 4 

"W. Lovell's Guitar, 4 



D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4 

P. H. McMahon's Comanche, 5 

E. C. Pate's Ascender, 5 
Conlding, 4 

Mr. Pelopidas' Frances L , 6 
Praakness Stable's Himalaya, 4 
Ramapo Stable's Girofle, a 
Rancocas Stable's Aranza, a 

Drake Carter, 5 

Emoeror, 4 

Endymion, 4 

Krishna, 3 

Unrest, 3 

....... "Wanda, 3 

P. H. Ryan's Caramel, 5 
"W. L. Scott's Florio, '3 

Greystone, 4 

Referee, 5 

E "V Snedeker & Co.'s Duchess, 4 

Snyder & Co 's Pilot, 5 

W. Stoops' Tornado, 4 

Suffolk Stable's Tacoma, 4 

J. "Walden's Banquet, 4 

R. W. 'Walden's Chanticleer, 4 

E. B. "Wairs Wallflower, 5 

F. T. Walton's imp. Richmond, 4 
Wild & Co.'s Choctaw, 4 

D. D. Withers' Duplex, 6 
...... Kinglike, 5 

Mikado, 4 

Nonage, 4 

Pampero, 4 



209 



The ShreTvsbury Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, only $10 if declared 
by 4 p M on July 6, with $1,500 added, the second to raceive $350 
out of the stakes; weights to be published July 4; winners of any 
handicap after publication of the weights, to carry 5 lb. extra; one 
mile and a half Closed with 53 subs., viz. : 

Appleby & Co.'s Knight of Filers- Dwyer Bros.' Panique, 4 



lie; 4 

Turco, 5 

G. B. Bryson's Palinurus, 4 
Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne, 3 

. . . Sandoval, 4 
W. C. Daly's Ligan, 4 
Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 

Detective, 3 

..... Geo. Kinney, 5 



Richmond, 3 
S. Farrell's Revoke, 6 

F. Gebhard's Eolist, 5 
St. Saviour, 4 

E. Heffuer's Markland, 5 
J. Hyland's Blast, 4 

G. W. Jennings' Tony Foster, 5 
J. Kane's War Eagle 5 

J. E. Kelly's Clonmel, 5 



142 



Monmouth Park. 



1885 



209 



The Shrewsbury Handxcap. 



Mr. Kelso's Heel-and-Toe, 5 

Kica, 6 

Water Lily, 4 

N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth, 3 

Rataplan, 4 

' Strabismus, 3 

G. L. Lorillard s Monitor, a 
G. L. Lorillard' s Thaekeray, 4 

Trafalgar, 5 

W. Lovell's Guitar, 4 

D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4 

J. E. McDonald's Fosteral, 6 

Wallaasee, 6 

R. C. Pate's King Kyrle, 4 

Monogram, 6 

Preakness Stable's Euclid, 5 
Ramapo Stable's Girofle, a 



Kancocas Stable's Chimera, 3 

Drake Carter, 5 

Emperor, 4 

Krishna, 3 . 

Unrest, 3 

P.H. Ryan's Caramel, 5 
W. L.Scott's Greystone, 4 

Referee, 5 

Snedeker & Co.'s Duchess, 4 
W. Stoop's Tornado, 4 
Suffolk Stable's Tacoma, 4 
Summit Stable's Royal Arch, 4 
R. W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4 

Harefoot, 3 

Wild & Co.'s Choctaw, 4 
D D. Withers' Kinglike, 5 
Mikado, 4 



210 



The Midsummer Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if declared 
by 4 p. M. on the day before the day appointed for the race, with 
$1,250 added, the second to receive $300 out of the stakes; weights 
to be published two days before the race; one mile. Closed with 
73 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Jack of Hearts, a 
Knight of Ellerslie, 4 

Turk, 4 

W. R. Babcock's Lizzie Mack, 5 
L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 

Lutestring, 6 

Blohm k Co.'s Little Minch, 5 
J. S. Campbell's Miss Goodrich, 5 
G. Cook's Ferg Kyle, 5 
Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor, 2 

East Lynne, 3 

Goano. 3 

Lady B., 2 

Laura Garrison, 2 

Sandoval, 4 

Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 

Detective, 3 

Panique, 4 

Richmond, 3 

W. E. French's Valley Forge, 4 
Ganley & Co.'s Judge Griffith, 4 
F Gebhard's Eolist, 5 

St. Saviour, 4 

J. H. Green's Broughton, 4 

L. Hart's Frank E., 5 

W. Hamilton's Glengarine, 4 



E. Heflfner's Markland, 5 
Hopson Bros.' Delilah, 5 
G. F. Johnson's Greenland, a 
J. Kane's Strickland, 4 

War Eagle, 5 

J. E. Kelly's Bella, 5 

b c, by Glenelg— Stamps, 3 

Mr. Kelso's Rica, 6 

E. Leigh's Avery, 4 

Lone Star Stable's Hatef, a 

G. L. Lorillard's Louisette, 4 

G. L. Lorillard's Reveller, 4 

Thackeray, 4 

; Tolu, 4 

W. Lovell's Guitar, 4 

J. W. & R. H. Loud's Lady Loud,4 

Richard L., 4 

P. H. McMahon's Eachus, 3 
Morris & Co.'s Fellowplay, a 
W. Mulkey's Joquita, 4 
R. 0. Pate's Conkling, 4 

Tattoo, 4 

Preakness Stable's Atlas, 4 

Himalaya, 4 

D. T. Pulsifer's King Robin, 4 
...... Whisperine, 4 



1885 



Monmouth Park. 



U3* 



210 



The Midsummer Handicap. 



Rancocas Stable's Aranza, a 

Chimera, 3 

Emperor, 4 

Endymion, 4 

Katrine, 4 

Krishna, 3 

Pontiac, 4 

Wanda, 3 

Revere Stable's Herbert, 6 
P. H. Ryan's Caramel, 5 
G. M. Rye's Bob Cook, 4 



W. L. Scott's Greystone, 4 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Grenadier.^ 
J. Walden's Banquet, 4 

F, T. Walton's imp. Richmond, 4 
Wild & Co.'s Choctaw, 4 

D. D. Withers' Buckstone, 5 

Duplex, 6 

Mikado, 4 

...... Nonage, 4 

Pampero, 4 



211 



The Harvest Handicap, 



a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if declared 
by 4 p M. on the day before the day appointed for the race, with 
$l,250added, the second to reciye $300 out of the stakes; weights 
to be published two days before the race; one mile and a quarter 
Closed with 74 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Jack of Hearts, a 

Knight of EllersUe, 4 

Turk, 4 

L. C. Behman's Lutestring, 6 
G. B. Bryson'a Corsair, a 

, Paliu urus, 4 . 

G. R. Buchanan's Jim Ben wick, a 



G. B. Long's Leman, 6 

G. L. Lorillard's Louisette, 4 

Monitor, a 

Reveller, 4 

Thackeray, 4 

G. L. Lorillard's Tolu, 4 
W. Lovell's Guitar, 4 



J. D. & J. K. Christy's Bonanza, 3 J. W. & R. H. Loud's Richard L., 4 



Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne, 3 

Goano, 3 

Sandoval, 4 

G. Cook's Ferg Kyle, 5 
Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 

Detective, 3 

Geo. Kinney, 5 

Panique, 4 

• vv . Richmond, 3 
Ganley & Co.'s Judge Griffith, 4 

F. Gebhard's Eolist, 5 

St. Saviour, 4 

W. Hamilton's Frolic, 4 
E. Heffner's Markland, 5 
J. Hyland's Blast, 5 

G. F. Johnson's Pequot, a 
J. Kane's Strickland, 4 

■ - . . War Eagle, 5 
J. E. Kelly's Bella, 5 

Clonmel, 5 

Mr. Kelso's Heel-and Toe, 5 

Longview, 3 

Rica, 6 

Saltpetre, 3 



D Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4 
J. E. McDonald's Fosteral, 6 

Long Knight, 5 

P. H. McMahon's Comanche, 5 
Morris & Co.'s Compensation, a 

Slocum, 5 

R. C. Pate's Ascender, 5 
D. T. Pulsifer's Hanap, 4 

Whisperine, 4 

Ramapo Stable's Girofle, a 
Rancocas Stable's Aranza, a 

Chimera, 3 

Drake Carter, 6 

Emperor, 4 

Eadymion, 4 

Katrine, 3 

Krishna, 3 

Pontiac, 4 

Wanda, 3 

P. H. Ryan's Caramel, 5 
G. M. Rye's Bob Cook, 4 
W. L. Scott's Greystone, 4 

Referee, 5 

M. Smith's Bart Warren, 5 



144 



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1885 



■211 The Harvest Handicap. 

IST. H. Snyde-'s Pilot, 5 D. D. Withers' Duplex, 6 

W. Stoops' Tornado, 4 Kinglike, 5 

T. F. Walton's imp. Eichmond, 4 Mikado, 4 

"Wild & Co.'s Clioctaw, 4 Nonage, 4 

D, D. Withers' Buckstone, 5 Pampero, 4 



212 



Tlie Naveslnk Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if de- 
clared by 4 p. M. on the day before the day appointed for the race; 
with $1,500 added, the second to receive $350 out of the stakes, 
weights to be published two days before the race; one mile and a 
half. Closed with 61 subs., viz.; 

Appleby & Co.'s Knight of EUers- W. Lovell's Guitar, 4 



lie, 5 

Turco, 6 

L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 
G. B. Bryson's Palinurus, 4 
J. S. Campbell's John SiUivan, 6 
Clipslana Stable's East Lynne, 3 
. . ... Goano, 3 

Sandoval, 4 

W. C. Daly's Ligan, 4 
Dwyer Bros.' Barnes, 5 
...... Detective, 3 

Geo. Kinney, 5 

Panique, 4 

Eichmond, 3 

T. Gebhard s Eolist, 5 

St. Saviour, 4 

E. Heffner's Markland, 5 
d. Hyland's Blast, 4 
G. W. Jennings' Tony Paster, 5 
G. F. Johnson's Welcher, 4 
J. Kane's War Eagle. 5 
J. E. Kelly's Clonmel, 5 
Mr. Kelso's Heel-and-Toe, 5 
. . . Longview, 3 

Saltpetre, 3 

C. B. Long's Leman, 6 

G. L. Lorillard'e Louisette, 4 

Monitor, a 

Thackeray, 4 

Trafalgar, 5 



D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4 
J. E. McDonald's Wallansee, 6 
P. H. McMahon's Comanche, 5 
Morris & Co.'s Compensation, a 

. . Slocum, 5 

D. T, Pulsifer's Hanap, 4 
Eamapo Stable's Girofl.<», a 
Eancocae Stable's Chimera, 3 

Cholula, 3 

...... Drake Carter, 5 

Emppror, 4 

Endymion, 4 

Heva, 3 

Katrine, 3 

Krishna, 3 

Unrest, 3 

Wanda, 3 

P. H. Eyan's Caramel, 5 
G. M. Eye's Bob Cook, 4 
W. L. Scott's Florio, 3 

Greystone, 4 

Eeferee, 5 

M. Smith's Bart Warren, 5 
W. Stoop's Tornado, 4 
Summit Stable's Henry B, 5 

Eoyal Arch, 4 

Wild & Co.'s Choctaw, 4 
D. D. Withers' Duplex, 6 

Kinglike, 5 

Mikado, 4 



213 



Tlie Monmouth. Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $100 each, half forfeit, $25 only if de- 
clared by 4 p. M. on the day before the day appointed for the race, 
or $10 only if declared by Aug. 1, with $2,500 added, of which 



1885 



Monmouth Pa^k; Saratoga. 



145 



213 The Monmouth Handicap. 

$500 to the second; weights to oe published after the Omnibus 
Champion, and Choice Stakes are run, and two day a before the 
"""-■ one mile and a half. Closed with 73 subs, viz : 



Appleby & Co.'s Knight of Ellers 
lie, 4 

Turco, 6 

G. B. Bryson's Corsair, a 

Palinurus, 4 

Clipsiana Stable's East Lynne, 3 

Goano, 3 

Sandoval, 4 

O. Cook's Ferg Kyle. 5 

E. Corrigan's Freeland, 6 

Irish Pat, 3 

Isaac Murphy, 3 

Modesty, 4 

W. B. Woodward, 4 

Dwyer Bros ' Barnes, 5 

Detective, 3 

George Kinney, 6 

Panique, 4 

Richmond, 3 

F. Gebhard's Eolist, 5 
St. Saviour, 4 

E. Heffner's Markland, 5 
J. Hyland's Blast, 4 

G. F. Johnson's Pequot, a 
Welcher, 4 

J. Kane's War Eagle, 5 
•J. E. Kelly's Clonmel, 5 
Mr. Kelso's Brook wood, 3 

Heel-and-Toe, 5 

Longview, 3 

Rica, 6 

Saltpetre, 3 

.... Water Lily, 4 
O. L, Lorillard's Louisette, 4 

Monitor, a 

Reveller, 4 

St. Augustine, 3 



G. L. Lorillard's Thackeray, 4 

Trafalgar, 5 

J. W. & R. H.Loud's Richard L., 4 
W. Lovell's Guitar, 4 
D. Mace's George Singerly, 4 
J. E. McDonald's Fosteral, 6 

Long Knight, 5 

...... Wallansee, 6 

Morris & Co.'s Favor, 3 

Freeman, 3 

R. C Pate's King Kyrle, 4 

Monogram, 6 

Ramayo Stable's Girofle, a 
Rancho del Paso's Schoolgirl, 4 
Bancocas Stable's Aranza, a 

Chimera, 3 

Cholula, 3 

Drake Carter, 5 , 

Emperor, 4 

Endymion, 4 

Katrine, 3 

...... Unrest, 3 

Wanda, 3 

Revere Stables Herbert, 6 
P. H. Ryan's Caramel, 6 
G. M. Rye's Bob Cook, 4 
W, L. Scott's Florio, 3 

Greystoue, 4 

Referee, 5 

W. Stoop's Tornado, 4 
Suffolk Stable's Tacoma, 4 
Summit Stable's Henry B., 5 

Royal Arch, 4 

Wild & Co.'s Choctaw, 4 
J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 
D. D. Withers' Duplex, 6 
Mikado, 4 



214 



SARATOGA ASSOCIATION, 

SARATOGA, N. Y. 

Season of 1885 begins July 17, and continues to Aug. 28, 



The Flash, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, only $25 if 
declared by July 1. 1885, with $700 added, the second to receive 
$200 out of the stakes; half a mile. Closed with 26 subs., viz • 

A. Belmont s Gil Bias s. Bryant's Waddell Bryant 

1? ^ °^ Louisville W. L. Cassidy's Kirkman 



146 



Saratoga. 



1885. 



214 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

J. B. Ferguson 

Mary Payne 

Tartar 

J. Gr. Greener & Co.'s Lafitte 
R. A. Johnson's Adrian 
G. H. Kernaglian's Col. Cowan 
N. W. Kittson's Calera 

Mink 

N. W. Kittson's Refrain 
Spinnette 



The Flash. 

G. W. Medinger's Wheatly 
T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 
R. C. Pate's 4.my Hyde " 
Santa Anita Stable's Bonita 

Maricopa 

Primero 

Panta Anita Belle 

R. W. Walden's Bessie B. 
Whltten Bros.' Renounce 
J. T. Williams' Yosemite 
M. Young's Enright 



215 



The Saratoga, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $20 only if 
declared by Jan. 1, 1885, with $700 added, of which $200 to th& 
second; six furlongs. Closed with 62 subs , viz.: 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita G. H. Kernaghan's Jennie B. 

Lijero N. W. Kittson's Brown Duke 

MoUie McCarthy's Last Calera 

Solid Silver Headlad 

O. Bowie's Cassatt Mink 

ch c, by Catesby — My Mary- Promenade 



land 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

Bluestone 

Mary Payne 

Mary Winifred 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Portland 

Richfield 

Rutland 

A, C. Franklin's Carter 

Miss Lizzie 

C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 



Stalwart 
. . . . The Doctor 
C. W. Medinger's Cowdriver 

Wheatly 

W. L. Scott's Charity 

Pocomoke 

.... Waitaway 

F. Stearn, Jr.'s Elkwood 

A. J. Stemler's Gaston 

Ingleside 

King of Norfolk 

R. W. Walden's Rock and Rye- 

Royal 

Whitten Bro?.' Revenge 
M. Yours g's Enright 

Kinglight 

.. Masterpiece 

Spaldie 

Stormer 

Warfellow 



C. H. Gillock's Edgefield 

G. H. Kernaghan's Col. Cowan 

DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885— ail $20 each 

J. E. Cannon's Grace C. 
E. Corrigan's Hattie Garlile 

Mary Ellis 

Pike's Peak 

Dwyer Bros. ' Hawley 
Peekfkill 



Dwyer Bros.' Quincy 
G. H. Kernaghan's Little Minnie 
N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 
Suffolk Stable's ch f, by Thuvderioli 
— Sue Dougherty 



1885 



Saratoga. 



147 



216 



a sweepstakes for two-year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, 125 
only if declared out by July 1, with $700 added, the second to re- 
ceive $200 out of the stakes; the third to save its stake; to carry 
100 lb. each; winners of any stake of the value of $1,000, to carry 
3 1b.; of two or more such races, 7 lb. extra.; maidens allowed 5 
lb. ; five furlongs. Closed with 34 subs., viz.: 



Alexander & Co.'s Georgie H. 

Mamie Hay 

S. Bryant's Belle of Louisville 
W. P. Burchs Biggonnet 
J. E. Cannon's Grace C. 
E. Corrigan's Hattie Carlile 

Mary Payne 

. . Mary "Winifred 

Davis & Co.'s Bess 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 

C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Lovely 

P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 

R. A. Johnson's Miss Bowler 

G. H. Kernaghan's Little Minnie 

N. W. Kittson's Calera 



N. W. Kittson's Inka 

Luminous 

Refrain 

Spinnette 

D. Mace's Witch 

R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

Prima Donna 

Santa Anita Stable's Estrella 

Maricopa 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Santa Anita Belle 

L. H. Todhunter's Haidee 
R. W. Walden's Bessie B. 

E. B. Wall's Faience 
WhittenBros.' Reverse 
M. Young's Red Girl 

.. Spaldie 



217 



Tlie Virginia, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, with 

added, second to receive $150, and third $50 out of the stakes; 
those not having won a stake of the value of $1,000, allowed 3 lb.; 
maidens allowj I 7 lb ; five furlongs. Closed with 39 subs., viz : 



Alexander & Co.'s Georgie H. 

Mamie Hav 

A. Bslmont's Gil Bias 
O. Bowie's Cassatt 

Cato 

ch c, by Catesby — My 

Maryland 
S. Bryant's Waddell Bryant 
W. L. Cassidy's Kirkman 
E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

J. B. Fergusoi 

...... Mary Payne 

Tartar 

J. G. Greener & Co.'s Lafitte 
P. H. Hynes' Queen of Hearts 
Jaynes & Co.'s Ten Like 
W. Jennings' ch c, by Spinner — 

Piety 
R. B. Johnson's Adrian 
G. H. Kernaghan's Co]. Cowan 
V. L. Kirkman's Edgar G. Murphy 



N. W. Kittson s Headlad 

Mink 

Promenade 

Refrain 

C. W. Medinger's Wheatly 
T. J. Nichols' Wauderoo 
R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 
Preakness Stable's Bonnie Fr,'nce 

Linden 

Santa Anita Stable's BonHa 

Lijero 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Silver Cloud 

R. "W. Walden's Argyle 

Virgilia 

E. B. Wall's Faience 
Whitten Bros.' Renounce 
J. T. Williams' Chimborazoo 

Yosemite 

M. Young's Enrigiit 



148 Saratoga. 1885 

^lO Tlie Kentucky, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $100 eacb, half forfeit, $20 only ii 
declared by Jan. 1, 1885, with $700 added, of which $200 the seo- 
ond; six furlongs. Closed with 71 stibs., viz.: 

E. J. Baldwin's Linda G. H. Kernaghan's Little Minnie 

Lijero N. W. Kittson's Calera 

Mollie McCarty's Last Brown Duke 

Primero Headlad 

Silver Cloud Mink 

O. Bowie's Cassatt Promenade 

ch c, by Catesby — My Mary- Stalwart 

land The Doctor 

r. T. Bruce's Tiara C. "W. Medinger's CowdrlverJ 

E. Corrigau s B. Gr. Bruce Wheatly 

Bluestone J. S. Oweas' ch c, by Botheration— 

Hattie Carlile Caramita 

Mary Payne ch c, by Botheration — Mabel 

Dwyer Bros.'Brambleton Preakness Stable's Vmdex 

Buffalo W. L. Scott's Flavia 

Envoleur Pocomoke 

Lulu Quito 

Lydia F. Stearns, Jr.'s Elkwood 

Millie A. J. Stemler's Gaston 

Portland Ingleside 

Kichfield King of Norfolk 

Butland R W. Walden's Argyle 

Li. B. Fields' Dempsey Rock and Rye 

A. C. Fi'anklin's Carter Whitten Bros.' Revenge 

Miss Lizzie M . Young's Enright 

J. Fuak's John Morris Kinglight 

G. H. Gillock's Bordelaise Masterpiece 

Edgefield Spaldie 

Lovely Stormer 

H. E. Kimbel & Co.'rf Bob Burdette Warfellow 

Hat Ban 

DECLARED J A N. 1, 1885— a« $20 each. 

J. E. Cj,nnon's Oraoe G. Dwyer Bros.' Quincy 

E. G.rrigan's Mary Ellis G. H. kernaghan's Belle Walsh 

Mary Winifred N. W. Kittson's Ahdiet 

Pike's Peak J. Munro's Biggonnet 

Pixy Suffolk Stable's ch f, by Thunder- 

D oyer Bros.' Hawley storm— Sue Dougherty 
Peekskill 



219 



Tlie Tennessee, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, with $700 
added, the second to receive $150, and the third $50 out of the 
the stakes; non-winners of a stake allowed 5 lb.; six furlongs. 
Cl()S3d with 38 subs., viz.: 
Alexander & Co.'s Greorgie H. A. Belmont's Gil Bias 
Virgie H, 0. Bowie's Cassatt 



1885 



Saratoga. 



149 



219 2%e 

O. Bowie's Cato 

cli c, by Catesby — My Mary- 
land 
W. L. Cassidy's Kirkman 
E. Corrigan's B. Gr. Bruce 

Bluestone 

...... Hattie Carlile 

Pixy 

L. Curran's Falls City 
C, H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Lovely 

J. Gr. Greener's Lafitte 

R. A. Johnson's Adrian 

G. H. Kernaghan's Little Minnie 

N. W. Kittson's Headlad 

Mink 

Promenade 



Tennessee. 

N. W. Kittson's Luminous 

The Doctor 

C. W. Medinger's Elkwood 
T. J, Nichols' Wanderoo 
Preakness Stable's Bonnie Prince 

L^'nden 

Santa Anita Stable's Lijero 

Mollie McCarthy's Last' 

...... Solid Silver 

R. W. Walden's Rock and Rye 

Royal 

E. B. Wall's Faience 

Whitten Bros.' Revenge 

J. T. Williams' Chimborazoo 

Montezuma 

Yosemite * 1 

M. Young's Enright 



220 



Tlie Misses,' 



a sweepstakes for two-year-old fillies, at $50 each, half forfeit, with 
$700 added, the second to receive $200. and the third $75 out of 
the stakes; winners of any race of the value of $1 ,< 00 to cnrry 5 lb. 
extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; six furlongs. Closed with 37 subs. : 
viz : 



Alexander & Co.'s Maggie A 

Mamie Hay 

S. Bryant's Belle of Louisville 
W. P. Burch's Biggonnet 
J. E. Cannon's Grace C. 
E. Corrigan's Hattie Carlile 

Mary Ellis 

.• Mary Payne 

Pike's Peak 

L. Curran's Virginia 

Davis & Co.'s Bess 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 

C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Lovely 

P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 
R. A. Johnson's Miss Bowler 
G. H. Kernaghan's Jennie B 
N. W. Kittson's Calera 



N. W. Kittson's Luminous 

Refrain 

Spinette 

D. Mace's Witch 
R, C. Pate's Amy Hyde 
Preakness Stable's Regina 
L. H. Todhunter's Haidee 
Santa Anita Stable's E?trella 

Linda 

Maricopa 

Mollie McCarthy's L"st 

Santa Anita Belle 

R. W. Walden's Bessie B. 

Virgilia 

E B. Wall's Faience 
Whitten Bros.' Reverse 
M. Young's Red Girl 
Spaldie 



221 



Tlie Equity, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, play or pay, with 

added, of which $i00 to the second, the third to save its st^ke 



150 



Saratoga. 



1885 



221 The Equity. 

colts to carry 100 lb., fillies and geldings 97 lb.; winners of any 
race of the value of $1,000, to carry 5 lb. extra; maidens allowed 
5 lb. ; six turlongs. Cl< sed witb 38 subs., viz.: 
Alexander & Co.'s Maggie A. C. K Jaynes & Co.'s Ten Like 

Virgie H. G. H. Kernagban's Fred. Smith 

A. Belmont's Gril Bias V. L. Kirtman's Edgar G. Murphy 

O. Bowie's Cassatt N. W. Kittson's Headlad 

Cato Promenade 

ch c, by Catesby — My Refrain 



Maryland 
S. Bi-y'ant's Hettie S. 
W. P. Burch's Biggonnet 
W. L. Cassidy's Kirkman 
Mr. Charles' Peconic 
E , Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

Bluestone 

J. B. Ferguson 

Tartar 

li. Curran's Figaro 

Davis & Co.'s El Mahdi 

J G Greener & Co.'s Lafitte 

W. Jennings' ch c, by Spinner — Yosemite 

Piety M. Young's Enright 



The Doctor 
C. W. Medinger'sElkwood 
R. C. Pate's Prima Donna 
Preakness Stable's Linden 
.... .. Regina 

Santa Anita Stable's Lijero 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Primero 

R. W. Walden's Argyle 

.... Royal 
E. B, Wall's Faience 
J. T. Williams' Chimborazoo 



222 



Tile Travers, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $25 only 
if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, with $1,000 added by the S. A., and $500 
in plate by W. R. Travers, the secnd to receive $300 out of the 
stakes; one mile and three-quarters. Closed with 75 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Gold fellow 
Applegate & Co.'s King Dan 
C. Bell's Master Trump 
O. Bowie's Captain 

Lord Lome 

Marylander 

E. Corrigan's Isaac Murphy 

Irish Pat 

St. Patrick 

Cridge & Co.'s Soliman 
Davis & Co.'s Eugo 
T. W. Doswell's Wickham 
Dwyer Bro?.' Elmendorf 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Richmond 

Sumner 

L. Ehlers' Cooperstown 
X. Hart's Belledoyle {{dead) 

Xattio Hamiltcn 



J. B. Haggin's Tyrant 
J. E.Kelly's ch c,by Glenelg— Helio 
trope 

b c, by Glenelg— Stamps 

M . W. Kittson's Marie 

Sibley (dead) 

St. Louis 

N. W. Kittson's Sayre 

Sir Hercules {dead) 

Strabismus 

W. W. Lyle's King Dan 
Lynwood Stable'sBardstown((Zefl(?) 
Maxwell & Co.'s SlyfeUow 
McCullough & Co 's Middlesex 
T. J. Megibben's Orlando 

Sparland 

StoniDgton 

Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Freeman 

Ten Stone 



1885 



Saratoga. 



151 



222 

K. C. Pate's Tasso 
.... Ten Fellow 
J. Pitney's Richelieu 
Preakness Stable's Tontine 
Suffolk Stable's Skookum 

Hop Sing 

Montana 



The Travers. 



R. W. Wdlden's Harefoot 
J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 
M. Young's Bootblack 

Doubt 

Ten Booker 

Spalding 



DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885— at $25 each. 



Appleby d Co.^s Mentmore 
O. Bowie's Consolation 
L. Curran's King George 
Dwyer B os.' Bolter (Little Mack) 

Col. Clay 

Electric Light 

...... Emmett 

Greenfield 

Fannin <& Co.'s John C, 
J. E. Kelly's John Y. 

Leonidas 

Melbourne Stable's Islington 



Melbourne Stable's Kenxing'on 

- ThecMa 

Preakness Stable's Armadale 

R. Roche's Burdette 

W. L. Scoti's Krishni 

A. Smith's Inspire 

E. B. Wall's Speculator 

J. T. Williams' Cridge 

M. Young's Becalm 

Playfellow 

Spanish King"^ 



UuO Tlie Alalbama, 

a sweepstakes for three year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, only 
$25 if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, with $800 added, the second to re- 
ceive $300 out of the stakes; one mile and a furlong. Closed with 
58 subs., viz.: 

T. Bates' Delphine J. E. Kelly's Natilee 

C. BeU's Lizzie McC. N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth 
Sparkling Marie 

O. Bowie's Monte Watson McCloy & Co.'s Tivoli 

Vesta J, E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 

Joybell T. J. Megibben's Olathe 

<T. H. Clay's Thundercloud Vallisia 

D. Colaizzi's Sallie Glenn Melbourne Stable's Theckla 

E. Corrigan's Banana Merrill & Co.'s Maggie M. 
.... . Ida Hope J. H. Miller's Grace J. 
Lizzie Dwyer T. J. Mchola' Miss Able 

Davis & Co.'s Rosette Preakness Stable's Morning Glory 

T. W. Doswell's Thomasia Randall & Co.'s Anna Woodcock 

Xi. A. Ehlers' Florence E. W. L. Scott's Florio 

J. V. Elliott's M'Liss Radha 

J. Funk's Constellation Sussex Stable's Senora 

. C H. Gillock's Amerique Teresa 

O. A. Gilman's Wanton R. W. Walden's Lulu S. 

J. H. Green's Miss Walton Whitten Bros.' Princess Lyon 

L. Hart's Nattie Hamilton Wild & McCaul's Theodora 
CR. Jaynes & Co.'s Princess Chuck 



152 



Saratoga, 



1885^ 



DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885— a? $25 each. 

Appltby <& Co.'s Contessa N. W. Kittson's Freciani 

Error Queen Anne 

T. Bates' Lnughing Water Melbourne Stable's Czarina 

0. Bowie's Tincture ...... Mecca 

W. L. Collins' Ul'imatum Trophy 

L. Curran's Eileen Preakness Stable's Heartseas" 

JDwyer Bros.' Ripplette Suffolk Stable's b f, by Virgil- 

J. E. Kelly's Typhoon Lark 

G. H. Kernagi an's brf, by Longfel- B. W. Walden's Little Savage 
low — Brocade 



224 



Tlie Sequel, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, with $1,000«' 
added, of which $250 to the second, the third to receive $100 out 
of the stakes; winners of any three-year-old stake of the valiie of 
$1,500, to carry 3 lb.; of two or more such stakes, or of one of the 
value of $2,500. 5 lb. extra; non-winners in 1885, allowed 7 lb.; 
one mile and five furlongs. Closed with 



maidens allowed 10 lb 

23 subs , viz.: 
O. Bowie's Captain 
W, P. Burch's Telle Doe 
E. Oorrigan's Ida Hope 
...... Irish Pat 

Lizzie Dwyer 

St. Patrick 

P. H. Hynes' Salviator 

C. R. Jaynes & C^o.'s Littlefellow 

N. W. Kittson's Strabismus 

E. J. McElmeel's Fidele 

C. W. Medinger's Fairmount 

R. C. Pate's Editor 



R, C. Pate's Ten Fellow 
Preakness Stable's Morning Q-lory 

Tontine 

^anta Anita Stable's Mira 

Verano 

Volante 

Suffolk Stable's Skookum 
R. W. Walden's Harefoot 
E. B. Wall's Tantivy 
M. Young's Pegasus 
Troubadour 



225 



Tlie Troqnols, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, half forfeit, $25 only 
if declared b 7 Jan. 1, 1885, with $1,000 added, the second to re- 
ceive $250 out of the stakes; one mile and 500 yards. Closed witb 
78 subs., viz.: 



Applegate & Co.'s King Dan 
C. Bell's Master Trump 
O. Bowie's Captain 

Mary lander 

E. Corrigan's Isaac Murphy 

Irish Pat 

Cridge & Co.'s Soliman 
Darden & Co.'s Playfair 
Davis & Co.'s Eugo 
Dwyer Bros.' Elmendorf 
Executor 



Dwyer Bros.' Petersburg 

Richmond 

Sumner 

L.-A. Ehlers' Cooperstown 
O. A. Oilman's Wanton 
J. B. Haggin's Tyrant 
J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Gleuelg— 
Heliotrope 

b c, by Glenelg — Stamps. 

N. W. Kittson's Marie- 
.... , . Sibley (dead); 



1885 



tiaraloga. 



153 



225 The 

St. Louis 

Sir Hercules {dead) 

Lynwood Stable's Bardstown 
Maxwell & Co.'s Slyfellow 
Mc CuUough & Co.'s Middlesex 
J. E. McDonald's Miss Palmer 
J. Qr. McFadden's Lepanto 
Mclntyre & Co.'s Redstone 
P. H. McMahon's Eachus 
C. W. Medinger's Fairmount 
T. J. Megibben's Orlando 

Sparland 

Stonington 

Melbourne Stable's Theckla 
Morris & Co.'s Favor 
T. J. Nichol's Warrenton 



Iroquois. 

R. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

Editor 

Ten Fellow 

J. Pitney's Richelieu 

Preakness Stable's Morning Glory 

Tontine 

A. Smith's Inspire 
Suffolk Stable's Skookum 

Hop Sing 

Montana 

R. W. Walden's Harefoot 
Whitten Bros.' Eva S. 
J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 
M. Young's Bootblack 
Haraigan 



DECLARED JAIY. 1, 1885— at $25 each. 



O. Bowie's Consolation 
E. Corrigan's Court Ban 
L. Curran's King George 
Dard-n £ Co.'s Phenomenon 
T. W. Doswell's Charley Russell 
Dwyer Bros.' Bolter (Little Mack) 

Col. Clay 

Electric Light 

Emmeit 

Greenfield 

J. E. Kelly's John Y. 

. . Leonidas 
Melbourne Stable's Islington 



Melbourne Stable's Kensing'o-^' 
Preakness Stable's Heartsease 

Marengo 

R. Roche's Burdette 
W. L. Scott's Krishna 
E. Berry Wall's Speculator 
J. T. Williams' Cridge 
M. Young's Becalm. 

Doubt 

Playfellow 

Spalding 

Sp nish King 

Ten Booker 



^^b The Pocahontas, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $50 each, half forfeit, witlE 
$1,000 added, the second to receive $200 out of the stakes, and th& 
third to save its stake; winners in 1885 of any race of the value- 
of $1,500, to carry 3 lb. extra; those not having won in 1885 a race 
of the value of $750, allowed 5 lb.; maidens allowed 10 lb.; one 
mile and five hundred yards. Closed with 30 subs., viz.: 
N. Armstrong's Lavina Davis & Co.'s Rosette 

O. Bowie's Vesta C. H. Gillock's Amerique 

S. Bryant's Lady of the Lake L. Hart's Nattie Hamilton 

W. P. Burch's Telle Doe C. R, Jaynes & Co.'s Princess-. 

W. L. Cassidy's Dollie L, Chuck 

W, L. Collins' Ultimatum W. Jennings' Maggie J. 

E. Corrigan's Banana N W. Kittson's Elizabeth 

Ida Hope Jongleuse 

Lizzie D ^yer Laurette 

T. W. Doswell's Eola R. McBride's Lottie 
Thomasia E. J. McElmeel's Fidel.e- 



154 



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226 The Pocahontas. 

;B. C. Pate's Tabitha Suffolk Stable's Senora 

J^reakness Stable's Heartsease Theresa 

Morning Glory R. W. Wal den's Lulu S. 

;Santa Anita Stable's Mira Whitten Bros.' Eva S. 
Mission Belle 



227 



Tlie Foxliall, 



a sweepstakes for tbree-y ear-olds, at $100 eacb, half forfeit, only $25 if 
delared by Jan. 1, 1885, with $1 000 added by the S. A., and $500 in 
plate by Mr. J R. Keene, the second to receive $250 out of the 
stakes; one mile and five furlongs. Closed with 81 subs., viz.: 



-Applegate & Co.'s King Dan 
O. Bo vie' s Captain 

Lord Lome 

Marylander 

•€. Bell's Mister Trump 
J). Coiaizzi's Sillie G-lenn 
W. C. Daly's Emmett 
T. W. Doswell's Winston 
.Dwyer Bros.' Elmandort 

Executor 

Petersburg 

Richmond 

Sumner 

M. Corrigiin's Isaac Murphy 

Irish Pat 

St. Patrick 

Oridge & Co.'s Soliman 

L. A. Ehlers' Cooperstown 
fj. B. Field's Venisti 

G. Graddys Duke of Hambleton 
■J. H. Green's Planter 
J. B. Haggin's Tyrant 

<G. Horn's Windsail 
J". E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg — 
Heliotrope 

b c, by Glenelg— Stamps 

•J. R. Keene's Sir Peter 

W. H. King's Brevet 

N. W. Kittson's Sibley {dead) 



N.W. Kittson's Sir Hercules {dead) 
J. G. McFadden's Lepanto 
Mclntyre & Co.'s Redstone 
P. H. McMahon's Eachus 
C. W. Medinger's Fairmount 
T. J. Megibben's Orlando 

Sparland 

Stonington 

Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Freeman 

Ten Stone 

T. J. Nichols' Warrenton 
R. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

Tasso 

Ten Fellow 

J. Pitney's Richelieu 
Preakness Stable's Tontine 

Morning Glory 

Suffolk Stable's Skookum 

Hop Sing 

Montana 

R. W. Walden's Harefoot 
E. Berry Wall's Tantivy 
Whitten Bros.' Princess Lyon 
J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 
M. Young's Bootblack 

Doubt 

Harrigan 

Spalding 



DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885— ai $25 each. 



iO. Bowie's Coisolation 
Darden <& C >.'s Phenomenon 
Dwyer Bros.' Bolter [Little Mack) 

Col. Clay 

Electric Light 

Greenfield 

L. Curran's King George 
Fannin <£ Co.' i John C. 



J. E. Kelly's John Y. 

Leonidas 

N. W. Kittson's Queen Anne 
Melbourne Stable's Islington 
Melbourne Stable's Kensington 

ThecMa 

Preakness Stable's Heartsease 
Rupert 



1885 



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155 



227 

JR. Roche's Burdette 
W. L. Scott's Krishni 
A Smith's Inspire 
J. T. Williams' Cridge 



The Fozhall. 

M. Young's Bee tlm 

Playfelloiv 

Spanish King 

Ten Booker 



228 



The Kenner, 



a sweepstates for three-year-olds, at $100 each, $50 forfeit, $25 only if 
declared by Jan. 1, 1885, with $1,500 added, of which $500 to the 



second, the third to receive $200 out of the stakes; two miles. 
Closed with 70 subs., viz.: 
Appleby & Co.'s Gold fellow 
Applegate & Co.'s King Dan 
N. Armstrong's Grey Cloud 
C. Bell's Master Trump 
O. Bowie's Captain 

Marylander 

E. Corrigan's Isaac Murphy 

Irish Pat 

St. Patrick 

Cridge & Co.'s Sollman 
T. W. Doswell's Wickham 

Winston 

Dwyer Bros.' Elmendorf 

Executor 

. . Petersburg 

^ Richmond 

Sumner 

Xi. A. Ehlers' Cooperstown 

G. T. Graddy'sDukeof Hambleton 

Xi Hart's Belledoyle (dead) 

' N attie Hamilton 

J. E. Kelly's ch c, by Glenelg — He- Harrigan 

liotrope Spalding 

b c, by Glenelg — Stamps 

DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885— af $25 each. 



N. W. Kittson's Sayre 

St. Louis 

...... Sibley [dead) 

Sir Hercules {dead) 

T. J. Megibben's Orlando 

Sparland 

Stonington 

Morris & Co.'s Bersan 

Freeman 

Ten Stone 

R. C. Pate's Ten Fellow 
J. Pitney's Richelieu 
Preakness Stable's Ton<ine 
Suffolk Stable's Skookum 

Hop Sing 

Montana 

J. Walden's Burdette 
R. W. Walden's Harefoot 
J. T. Williams' Joe Cotton 
Milton Young's Bootblack 
Doubt 



Appleby <& Co.'s Mentmore 
O. Bowie's Consolation 
L. Curran's King George 
Darden (& Co.'s Phenomenon 

Play fair 

Dwyer Bros.' Bolter [Little Mack) 

Col. Clay 

Electric Light 

Emmetir ,^ 

Greenfi Id 

J. E. Kelly's John Y. 
Leonidas 



Melbourne Stable's Islington 

Kensington 

Theckla 

Preakness Stable's Emissary 
W. L. Scott's Krishna 
A. Smith' s Inspire 
E. Berry Wall's Speculator 
J. T. Williams' Cridge 
M. Young's Becalm 

Playfellow 

Spanish King 

Ten Booker 



156 



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1885 



229 The Relief, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, with $1,000 
added, of which $250 to the second, the third to receive $100 out 
of the stakes; colts to carry 110 lb., geldings 107 lb., and fillies lOS 
lb.; winners in 1885 when carrying weight for age or more at 
place of running, of any race cf the value of $1,500, to carry 7 lb, 
extra; non- winners of a race in 1885, allowed 7 lb., maidens al- 
lowed 12 lb. ; one mile and five furlongs. Closed with 29 subs., viz.: 
N. Armstrong's Grey Cloud N. W. Kittson's Laurette 

0. Bowie's Captain Strabismus 

Mary lander Marvin & Co.s Harpoon II. 

Consolation K. McBride's Martindale 

W. L. Cassidy's Reed Morris & Co.'s Campbell 

J. Churchill's Falconer K. C. Pate's Clay Pate 

E. Corrigan's Irish Pat Preakness Stable's Tontine 

Isaac Murphy Santa Anita Stable's Mira 

J. W, Eogers Kapido 

Lizzie Dwyer Verano 

L. Hart's Nattie Hamilton Suffolk Stable's Skookum 

Hopedale Stable's Hopedale R. W. Walden's Harefoot 

Radnor M. Young's Pegasus 

P. H. Hynes' Salviator Troubadour 

N. W. Kittson's JoDgleuse 



230 



The United States Hotel, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, with $l,f0O 
added by the proprietors of the United States Hotel, the second to 
receive $300, and the third $100 out of the stakes; non- winners of 
a stake for three-year-olds, allowed 5 lb. ; maidens allowed 10 lb. ; 
one mile and a half. Closed with 33 subs., viz.: 



O. Bowie's Lord Lorne 

Marylander 

J. Churchill's Falconer 
E. Corrigan's Ida Hope 

Irish Pat 

Isaac Murphy 

Lizzie Dwyer 

C. H. Gillock's Amerique 

P. H. Hynes' Salviator 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Littlefellow 

Princess Chuck 

N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth 

Pardee 

Strabismus 

Marvin & Co.'s Harpoon II. 
E. McBride's Martindale 
E. J. McElmeel's Fidele 



C. W. Medinger's Frank 
Morris & Co.'s Favor 

Ten Stone 

Oakdale Stable's Hopeful 

Radnor 

R. C. Pate's Editor « 

Preakness Stable's Morning Glory 

Tontine 

Santa Anita Stable's Mira 

Mission Belle 

Verano 

Suffolk Stable's Sko^^kum 
R. W. Walden's Harefoot 
E. B. Wall's Tantivf 
M. Young's Pegasus 
Troubadour 



1885 



Saratoga. 



157 



231 



Tli« First, 



-a sweepstakes for all ages, at $30 each, half forfeit, with $600 added, 
the second to receive $100 out of the stakes; maidens allowed, if 
tdree years old, 5 lb.: if four years, 12 lb.; if five years or upward, 
20 lb.; one mile. Closed with 43 subs. ; viz.: 



D. S. Baldwin's Beggarsbush, i 
O. Bowie's Lord Lome, 3 

P. A. Brady's Finality, 5 

S. Bryant's Gen. Harding, 4 

O. E. Buchanan's Jim Ben wick, a 

E. Burgess' Willie W., 4= 
W. L. Cassidy's Reed, 3 
Mr. Charles' Fond du Lad, 5 
Clay & Co.'s The Admiral, 4 
E. Corrigan's Banana, 3 

J. W. Bogers, 3 

Modesty, 4 

Pearl Jennings, 6 

W. R. Woodward, 4. 

Davis & Co.'s Vinton, 4 
P. C. Fox's Tom Martin, 4 
J. G. Greener & Co.'s Billy Gil- 
more, 4 

Erebus, 3 

C. R Jaynes & Co.'s Ed. Butts, 4 
R. A. Johnson's Powhattan, 4 
N. W. Kittson Issaquena, 4 



M. W. Kittson's Jongleuse, 3 

Laurette, 3 

Queen Anne, 3 

Marvin & Co.'sN. J., 3 
R. McBride's Lottie, 3 
E. J. McElmeel's Fidele, 3 
C. W. Medinger's Bottler, 4 
Morris & Co.'s Campbell, 3 
T. J. Nichols' Warrenton, 3 
R, C. Pate's Conkling, 4 

Embargo, 4 

Preakness Stable's Ejnissary, 3 

Himalaya, 4 

SantaAnita Stable's MissionBelle.S 

Volante, 3 

Suffolk Stable's Tacoma, 4 

J. R. Swiney's Redstone, 3 

R. W. Walden's Hart, 3 

P. Weber & Co 's Queen Fan, 4 

Whitten Bros.' Patrick Dennis, 5 

M. Young's Pegasus, 3 

...... Troubadour, 3 



^^^ The Excelsior, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, with $1,000 added, 
of which $250 to the second, the thflU to receive $100 out of the 
stakes; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 3i subs., viz.: 

D. S. Baldwin's Beggarsbush, 4 N. W. Kittson's Rataplan, 4 
G. R. Buchanan's Jim Ren wick, a St. Louis, 3 

W. L. Cassidy's Father John, 4J D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4 
Mr. Charles' Fond du L"c, 5 Marvin & Co.'s Lycurgus, 6 

E. Corrigan's Freeland, 6 Valet, 6 

J. W. Rogers, 3 E. J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, a 

Modesty, 4 Morris & Co.'s Freeman, 3 

. . Swiney, 4 Ten Stone, 3 

W. R. Woodward, 4 R C Pa'e's Ascender, 5 

Davis & Co.'s Vinton, 4 Preakness Stable's Himalaya, 4 

S. Fai-rell's Revoke, 6 Santa Anita Stable's Freda, 4 

J. G. Greener & Co.'s Billy Gil- Verano, 3 

more, 4 Volante, 3 

Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 Suffolk Stable's Tacoma, 4 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Loftin, 4 R. W. Walden's Harefoot, 3 

N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth, 3 M. Young's Pegasus, 3 

Issaquena, 4 Troubadour, 3 

Pdrdes, 3 



158 



Saratoga. 



1885 



233 



The Saratoga Cup, 



a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, play or pay, with $1,509 added, 
the second to receive $300, and the third $1 out of the stakes; 
two miles and a quarter. Closed with 22 subs., viz.: 



D. S. Baldwin's Beggarbush, 4 

E. (Jorrigan's Freeland, 6 

Modesty, 4 

Swiney, 4 

W. E. Woodward, 4 

P. C. Fox & Go's Tom Martin, 4 

F. Gebhard's Eolist, 5 
St. Saviour, 4 

C. R. Jayne & ' o.'s Imogene, 5 
R. A. Johnson's Powhatan, 4 
N. W. Kittson's Rataplan, 4 



Marvin & Co.'s Beechmoor, a 

. . Rebel Scout, 4 
E. McElmeel's G-en. Monroe, a 
J. Murphy's Binette, 4 
R. C. Pate's Boatman, 6 

Monogram, 6 

Santa Anita stable's Lucky B., 5> 

FaUen Leaf, 4 

Freda, 4 

J. T. Williams' Bob Mile", 4 
M. Young's Troubadour, 3 



234 



Tlie Casti Handicap, 



a sweepstakes for all ages, at $10 each, and $15 additional for starters, 
with $800 added, the second to receive $150, and the third $50 out 
of the stakes: weights to be announced July 20,1885; one mile 
and a furlong. Closed with 53 subs., viz.: 

Alexander & Co.'s Little Seddens, 3 N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth, 3 



N. Armstrong's Grey Cloud, 3 
L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 
Lutestring, o 

D. A. Boyle's Kennesaw, a 
S. Bryant's Gen. Harding, 4 

G. R. Buchanan's Jim Ren wick, a 
W. L. Cassidy's Father John, 4 

Kershaw, 4 

Mr. Charles' Fond du Lac, 5 
Clay & Co.'s Tbe Admiral, 4 

E. Corrigan's Banana, 3 

Freeland, 6 

Isaac Murphy, 3 

J. W. Rogers, 3 

Pearl Jennings, 6 

Vigilance. 3 

W. R. Woodward, 4 

Davis & Co.'s Fern Leaf, 5 

Vinton, 4 

Ganley & Co 's Judge Griffith, 4 
Hopedale Stable's Radnor, 3 
C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Imogene, 5 

Princess Chuck, 3 

E. A. Johnson's Loftin, 4 

Powhatan, 4 

G. H. Kernaghan's Mittie B., 4 



Issaqueena, 4 

Laurette, 3 

Queen Anne, 3 

D. Mace's George Singerly, 4 
Marvin & Co.'s Wellington, 6 
C. W. Medinger's Bettler, 4 

W. E. Owens' Minnie Meteor, 6 
R. C. Pate's Conkling, 4 

King Kyrle, 4 

Tattoo, 4 

Preakness Stable's Atlas, 4 

Himalaya, 4 

Santa Anita Stable's Mira, 3 

Rapido, 3 

Suffolk Stable's Tacoma, 4 
J. R. Swiney's Redstone, 3 
R. W. Walden's Hart, 3 

E. B. Wall's Wallflower, 5 

F. Waters' Vanguaid, 5 

P. Weber & Co.'s Woodflower, 5 
WhittenBros.' Patrick Dennis, 5 
M. Young's Bootblack, 3 

Harrigan, 3 

Pegasus, 3 

Troubadour, 3 



1885 



Saratoga. 



159 



235 



Tlie Summer Handicap, 



a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, $20 only if declared by July 20^ 
witli $1,000 added, the second to receive $200, and the third $75- 
out of the stakes; weights to be announced July 10; one mile and 
a half. Closed with 49 subs., viz. : 



N. Baldwin's Monarch, 6 

D. S. Baldwin's Beggarsbiish, 4 
L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 
O. Bowie's Bald Hornet, 5 

G. Carroll's Taxgatherer, 6 
W. L. Cassidy's Blazes, a 

Kershaw, 4 

Mr. Charles' Fond du Lac, 5 

E. Corrigan's Ida Hope, 3 

Lizzie Dwyer, 3 

Modesty, 4 

Pearl Jennings, 6 

Swiney, 4 

W. R. Woodward, 4 

Davis & Co.'s Fernleat, 5 

Vinton, 4 

S. Farrell's Revoke, 6 

J. Forbes' George L., 5 

P. C. Fox& C3.'s Tom Martin, 4 

J. Hannigan's Athlone, a 

Hay den & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 

C. E. Javne k Co 's Imogene, 5 

Littlefellow, 3 

R. A. Johnson's Lofdn, 4 
Powhatan, 4 



N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth, 3 

Rataplan, 4 

Marvin & Co,'s Harpoon II., 3 
E. J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, a 
C. F. McLaughUn's Nitot, 4 
C. W. Medinger's Emma, 4 
J. Murphy's Binette, 4 
R. C. Pate's King Kyrle, 4 

Monogram, 6 

Preakness Stable's Euclid, 5 
Santa Anita Stable's Fallen Leaf, 4 

Freda, 4 

. . - . Grimmer, 5 
Suffolk Stable's Tacoma, 4 
R. W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4 

E. B. Wall's Wallflower, 5 

F. Waters' Monocrat, 4 
... Vanguard, 5 

Whitten Bros.' Patrick Denis, 5 
M. Young's Bootblack, 3 

Doubt, 3 

Harrigan, 3 

Pegasus, 3 

Troubabadour, 3 



236 



TSie Cri-aiid Prize of Saratoga, 



a handicap sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 onljr 
if declared by July 1, 1885, with $1,000 added, the second to receive^ 
$250, and the third $100 out of the stakes; weights to be an- 
nounced August 3; one mile and three-quarters. Closed with 49' 
subs., viz.: 



D. S. Baldwin's Besfgarsbush, 4 
L. C, Behman's Col. Morris, 4 
O. Bowie's Bal I Hornet, 5 

P. A. Brady's Matt. McGinnis, 6 
G. Carroll's Taxgatherer, 6 
W. L Cassidy's Blazes, a 
Mr. Charles' Fond du Lac, 5 

E. Corrigan's Freeland, 6 

Irish Pat, 3 

Modesty, 4 

Swiney, 4 

L. Curran's Sovereign Pat, 5 
J. Forbes' George L., 5 



P. C. Fox & Co.'s Tom Martin, 4 
J. Hannigan's Athlone, a 
Haydou & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 
J. J.Hyland's Blast, 4 

C. R. Jaynes & Co 's Ed. Butts, 4 
R. A. Johnson's Loftin, 4 

Powhattan, 4 

N. W. Kittson's Elizabeth, 3 

Rataplan, 4 

, Strabismus, 3 

D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4 

E. J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, ct 
C. F. McLaughlin's Nitot, 4 



160 ^ Saratoga. 1885 



236 ^''^ Grand Prize of Saratoga. 

Marvin & Co.'s Eebel Scout, 4 Suflfolk Stable's Senora, 3 

C. W. Medinger's Enima, 4 Tacoma, 4 

J. Murphy's Binette, 4 E. W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4 

E. C. Pate's Boatman, 6 F. Waters' Monocrat, 4 

Embargo, 4 Vanguard, 5 

Preakness Stable's Euclid, 5 J. T. "Williams' Bob Miles, 4 

Mr. Eichmond's Northland, 6 M. Young's Bootblack, 3 

H. Eoberts' Girofla, a Doubt, 3 

Santa Anita Stable's Fallen Leaf, 4 Harrigan, 3 

Freda, 4 Pegasus, 3 

Lucky B., 5 Troubadour, 3 

M. Smith's Bart. Warren, 5 



237 



The Congress Hall, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, play or pay, with $800 added 
by the proprietors of the Congress Hall, of which $200 to the sec- 
ond, the third to receive $50 out of the stakes; horses not having 
Avon in 1885, when carrying weight fop age or more at place of 
running, a race of the value of $1,000, allowed 5 lb.; if non- win- 
ners in 1885, allowed 12 lb.; three-quarter-mile heats, (distance 
40 yards,time between heats 20 minutes) Closed with 37 subs., viz. : 

N. Armstrong's Hermine, 6 Hayden & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 

D. S. Baldwin's Miss Baldwin, 4 Kimbal & Co.'s Baron Faverot, 5 
•O. Bowie's Lord Lome, 3 N. W. Kittson's Jongleuse, 3 

Mac, 4 Laurette, 3 

P. A. Brady's Finality, 5 Queen Anne, 3 

G. E. Buchanan's Jim Eenwick, a Marvin & Co.'s Valet, 6 

W. L Cassidy's Saunterer, a Morris & Co.'s Campbell, 3 

W. L. Collins' Ultimatum, 3 T. J. Nichols' Warrenton, 3 

E. Corrigan's Banana. 3 E, C. Pate's Conkling, 4 
Modesty, 4 Embargo, 4 

PearlJennings, 6 Preakness Stable's Atlas, 4 

W. E. Woodward, 4 Bonnie Bess, 3 

E Craik's Laraminta, a Himalaya, 4 

Davis & Co.'s Enigma, 4 Santa Ansta Stable's Brandywine,3 

Eosicre, 4 .... Eapido, 3 

Ganley & Co.'s Judge Griffith, 4 O. 0. West & Son's Algebra, 3 

J. G. Greener & Co.'s Billy Gil Vibrate, 3 

more, 4 Whitten Bros.' Patrick Dennis, 5 

Harden & Co.'s Gleaner, 4 J- T. Williams' Joe Cotton, 3 



231 



The Morrlssey Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only if de- 
clared by July 1, 1885, with $1,250 added, the second to receive 
$250. and third $100 out of the stakes; weights to be announced 
by Aug. 17; two miles. Closed with 44 snbs., viz.: 
D. S. Baldwin's Beggarsbush, 4 0. Bowie's Bald Hornet, 5 
L. C. Behman's Col. Morris, 4 G. C rroll's Tax^^ather, 6 



1885 



Saratoga. 



161 



238 



The Morrissey Handicap. 



W. L. Cassidy's Blazes, a 
Father John, 4 

E. Corrigan's Freeland, 6 

Modesty, 4 

Swiney, 4 

Wedding Day, 6 

S. Farrell's Revoke, 6 

J. Forbes' George L., 5 

P. C. Fox & Co 's Tom Martin, 4 

F. Grebhard's Eolist, 5 
St. Saviour, 4 

J. Hannigan's Athlone, a 
Hay den & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 
J. J. Hyland's Blast, 4 

C. E,. Jaynes & Co.'s Imogene, 5 
N. W. Kittson's Kataplan, 4 

D. Mace's Geo. Singerly, 4 
Marvin & Co.'s Rebel Scout, 4 

E. J. McElmeel's Gen. Monroe, a 
C. F. McLaughlin's Mtot, 4 



C. W. Medinger's Emma, 4] 
J. Murphy's Binette, 4 
"W. E Owens' Mandamtis, 6 
R. C. Pate's King Kyle, 4| 

Monogram, 6 

Preakness Stable's Euclid, 6 
Mr. Richmond's Northland, 6 
H. Roberts' <3rirofle, a 
Santa Anita Stable's Fallen Leaf, 4 

Freda, 4 

Lucky B., 5 

M. Smith's Bart Warren, 5 
Suffolk Stable's Tacoma, 4 

E. W. Walden's Chanticleer, 4 

F. Waters' Vanguard, 5 
M. Young's Bootblack; 3 
Doubt,3 

, Harrigan, 3 

Pegasus, 3 

Troubadour, 3 



239 



The Trouble Steeplecliase, 

a handicap sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, only $10 
if declared by July 1, with $1,000 added if three or more horses, 
the property of different owners, start, or half that sum if a less 
number should start, the second to receive $200, and the third $50 
out of the stakes; weights to be announced July 27; Fractional 
Course, No. 1; about two miles and a quarter. Closed with 31 
subs., viz.: 



R. Bond's Pawnbroker, 5 
P. A. Brady's Warrington, 6 
D. W. Campbell's Marquis, a 
M. J. Daly's Jack, 4 

Tilford, 5 

W. C. Daly's Ecuador, 4 

Jessie D., 4 

Jim McGowan, 4 

J. P. Dawes's Charlemagne, a 
A. M. Esdaile's Little Jack, a 
Excelsior Stable's Abraham, a 

Quebec, 6 

J. Halllgan's Williams, a 
L. Hart's Capt. York, a 
H. T. Howard's West Wind, 4 
J. J. Hyland's Eldorado, 4 



Irving Stable's Disturbance, a 

Postguard, a 

N. W. Kittson's Bric-a-Brac, 51 
E. McBride's Major Pickett, a 
J. H. McCormick's Bonero, 5 
M. N. Nolan's Bourke Cochran, a 

...... Capt. Curry, 5 

Glenarm, 6 

, Miss Moulsey , a 

C. Reed's Trouble, a 

Mr. Richmond's Braewood, 4 

Scalper, 5 

J. S. Schermerhorn's Tom Blind, 5 
A. Shield's Driftwood, a 
G. Watson's Oakdale, 6 



240 



The NoTtli American Steeplechase, '-'^='™ 

a handicap sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 only 
if declared by July 15, with $1,000 added if three or more horses, 
11 ' 



162 Saratoga; Calijornia. 1885 

240 ^^'^ North American Steeplechase. 

the property of different owners, start, or half that sum if a less 
number should start, the second to receive $200, and the third $50 
out of the stakes; weights to be announced by Aug. 20, 1885; the 
full course, about two miles and three-quarters. Closed with 31 
subs., viz.: 
E. Bond's Pawnbroker, 5 Irving Stable's Post Guard, a 

P. A. Brady's Warrington, 6 N. "W. Kittson's Bric-a-Brac, 5 

D. W. Campbell's Marquis, a K. McBride's Major Pickett, a 

M. J Daly's Jack, 4 J. H. McCormick's Bonero, 5 

Tilford, 5 M. N. Nolan's Bourke Cochran, a 

W. C. Daly's Ecuador, 4 Capt. Curry, 5 



Jessie D., 4 Glenarm, 6 

Jim McGowan, ^ Miss Moulsey, a 



3. P. Dawes' Charlemagne, a C. Reed's Trouble, a 

A. M. Esdaile's Little Jack, a Mr. Eichmond's Braewood, 4 

Excelsior Stable's Abraham, a Scalper, 5 

Quebec, 6 J. S. Schermerhorn's Tom Blind, 5' 

J. Halligan's Williams, a A. Shields' Driftwood, a 

L. Hart's Capt, York, a J. W. Smith's Bsllerophon, 4 

H. T. Howard's West Wind, 4 G. Watson's Oakdale, 6 
Irving Stable's Disturbance, a 



PACIFIC COAST BLOOD-HORSE ASSOCIATION^, 

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.. 



241 



Tlie California, 



a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, with 

added, the second to save its stake; half a mile. Closed with 15 
subs., viz : 

J, T. Courtney's Porter A.she Palo Alto Farm's Keepsake 

G. Dinsdale's Maggie D. Marshall 

Hill & Co.'s b 1, by Wildidler— Plato 

Mary Wade Whittier 

b c by Hardwood— Maid of Rancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

the Mist Precioso 

P. Robson's ch c, by "Norfolk— Jes- ch f, by Longfield— Belle 

sie B. Dale 

Palo Alto Farm's Armindine ch f, by Longfield— Media 

Gardez 



242 



fllie Winters' Jockeys, 



a sweepstakes for maiden two-year-old fillies, at $50 each, half for- 
feit, $10 orily if declared by March 1, with $250 added, the second 
to save its stake; to carry 100 lb., and to be ridden by jockeyB who 
have never had a public mount for money; Mr. T. Winters to pre 



1885 California. 163 

242 ^^^ Winters' Jockeys. 

sent $50 to the winning jockey, $20 to the second, and $10 to the 

third; five furlongs. Closed with 6 subs., viz.: 
K. P. Ashe's Miauet Eancho del Paso's Billow 

J. T. Courtney's Miss Courtney Sabrina 

H. C. Judson's b f, byWildidle— H.T.Thornton's Sunlit 
Lizzie Brown 



243 



The Colematis 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, $10 only if declared by 
March 16, with $250 added, the second to save its stake; the win- 
ner of the California Stake to carry 5 lb., and second in the same 
race to carry 3 lb. extra; five furlongs. Closed with 11 subs., viz.: 

R. P. Ashe's Ed. Corrigan J. T. Courtney's Porter Ashe 

Gaston Eancho del Paso's Epicure 

Ingleside Sabrina 

King of Norfolk Tom Daly 

Minuet H. T. Thornton's Sunlit 

J. T. Courtney's Miss Courtney • 



244 



The Gano, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, with $200 

added, the second to save its stake; six furlongs. Closed with 21 

subs., viz. : 

Note.— When any two-year-old, bred in California, beats the time of 

Gano— 1:15 for six furlongs— the stake to be renamed after the horse 

which beats it. 

R. P. Ashe's Rigolette Palo Alto Farm's Whittier 

J. T. Courtney's Porter Ashe Rancho del Paso's Precioso 

G. Dinsdale's Maggie D. Trellis 

Hill & Co.'s b c, by Hardwood— ch f, by Longfield— Belle 

Maid of the Mist Dale 

bf.byWildidler— Mary Wade P. Robson's ch c, by Norfolk— 



A. 0. Judson's b f, by Wildidler— Jessie B 

Nettie Brown W. B. Todhunter's Ingleside 

Palo Alto Farm's Arimindine Bonanza Jim 

Gardez King of Norfolk 

Keepsake May Blossom 

Marshall Ed . Corrigan 

c Plato 



245 



The Park, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $25 each, $15 forfeit, $10 only if de- 
clared by March 16, with $200 added, of which $50 to the second; 
six furlongs. Closed with 10 subs., viz. : 
R. P. Ashe's Ed. Corrigan J. T. Courtney's Miss Courtney 

Gaston Porter Ashe 

Ingleside Rancho del Paso's Epicure 

King of Norfolk Sabrina 

Minuet ' Tom Daly 



164 



California. 



1885 



2*^0 The Winlers, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, $25 forfeit, witli 

added, the second to receive $150, and the third to save its stake; 
one mile and a half. Closed with 22 subs., viz. ; 



J. W. Adanis' Common Sense 
E, J. Baldwin's Brandywine 

Mira 

Verano 

J. B. Chase's Hidalgo 
Hill & Co.'s Arthur H. 
J. Mees' Mischief 

, Mistletoe 

Palo Alto Farm's Garland 

Peyton 

Planter 

Playmate 



Palo Alto Farm's Regal 

Robin Hood 

b c, by Shannon — Bettie 

Bishop 

T. Winters' Alta 

Alf Estil 

Alturas 

Mollie McGrurn 

Nellie C. 

b f, by Joe Hooker— Coun- 
tess Zicka 

b f, by Joe Hooker— Hlusion 



Mj! f A. Handicap S-vi^eepstakes, 

for three-year-olds, at $25 each, $10 only if declared by March 28, 
with $250 added, ot which $50 to the second; weights to be an- 
nounced March 16; one mile and three furlongs. Closed with H 
subs., viz.: Lb. Lb. 

W. M. Ayer's Ichi Ban 115 H. G. CarriUo's Cito 100 

Hill & Co.'s Arthur H 108 M. Storms' BeUe of the Lake.. 100 

W.J.Fitzgerald's JimLong.. 103 J. Mee's Mistletoe 100 



248 



The Spirit 

ie sweepstakes for three-year-olds, 
added, of which $150 to the 
one mile and three-quarters. 

J. W. Adams' Common Sense 

E. J. Baldwin's Brandywine 

Terano 

Yolante 

J. B. Chase's Hidalgo 

Hill & Co.'s Arthur H. 

Palo Alto Farm's Gai'land 

Peyton 

Planter 

Playmate 

Regal 



of the Times, 

, at $100 each, $25 forfeit, with $300 
second, the third to save its stake; 
Closdd with 20 subs., viz.: 
Palo Alto Farm's Robin Hood 

b c, by Shannon— Bettie 

Bishop 
T. Winters' Alta 

Alf Estil 

Alturas 

Mollie McGurn 

NeUie C. 

b f, by Joe Hooker— Count- 
ess Zicka 
b f, by Joe Hooker— Illusion 



249 



The Ocean. Beach Pavilion, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $25 each, $15 forfeit, $10 only if 
declared by March 16, with $300 added, of which $50 to the sec- 
ond; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 4 subs., viz.: 
R. P. Ashe's Alta H. G. Carrillo's Cito 

W. M. Ay&r's Ichi Ban Lynch & Co.'s Tom Atchison 



1885 California. 165 

250 Tlie Hearst, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, $10 forfeit, with $200 added, 
the second to save its stake; six furlongs. Closed with 8 subs , 
viz.: 
R. P. Ashe's Prince of Norfolk, 4 S. J. Jones' Forest King, 6 
W. M. Ayer's Ichi Ban, 3 Lynch & Co.'s Jou Jou, 4 

Joe Howell, a Eancho del Paso's Nellie Peyton, 6 

a. Howson's Jim Douglas, a T, H. Williams' Bryant W,, 5 



251 



The Pacific Ciip, 

a handicap sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, $20 only if declared 
by March 28, with $500 added, the second to receive $150, and the 
third to save its stake; weights to be announced March 16; two 
miles and a Quarter. Closed with 8 subs., viz.: 

Lb. ' Lb. 

K. P. Ashe's Patsy Duffy, a.... 118 Lynch & Co.'s Glendair, 4 106 
Garland & Co.'s Beaconsfleld, 4 111 Q. L. Richardson's Billy the 

P. Siebenthaler's Phillip S., 4. Ill Kid, a 105 

Eancho del Paso's Duke of Hill & Co.'s Bachelor, 4 105 

Monday, 6 108 C. D. Boyden's Snuffbox, a. . . 95 



252 



The All-Aged Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $25 each, $15 forfeit $10 only if declared 

by April 6. with $250 added, of which $50 to the second; weights 

to be announced March 28; one mile and a furlong. Closed with 

14 subs., viz.: 

R. P. Ashe's Prince of Norfolk, 4 Lynch & Co.'s Jou-Jou, 4 

W. M. Ayers' Ichi Ban, 3 Rancho del Paso's Duke of Mon- 

Joe Howell, a day, a 

W. G. Fitzgerald's Jim Long, 3 Nellie Peyton, 6 

Garland & Co.'s Beaconsfleld, 4 G. L. Richardson's Billy the Kid,flE 

Hill & Co.'s Arthur H., 3 P. Siebenthaler's Philip S , 4 

G. Howson's Jim Douglass, a T. H. Williams' Bryant W., 5 

S. J. Jones' Forest King, a 



253 



To be Run at the Autumn Meeting. 
The Ladies', 



a sweepstakes for two-year-old fillies, at $50 each, half forfeit, with 
$200 added, the second to save its stake; six furlongs. Closed with 
13 subs., viz.: 
R. P. Ashe's Rigolette Palo Alto Farm's Armindine 
W. Boots' bf, by Nathan Coombs Guenn 

—Gipsy Keepsake 

G. Dinsdale's Maggie D. ...... Robin Lass 

Hill & Co.'s b f, by Wildidler— Rancho del Paso's Precioso 

Marv Wade . - . ch f, by Longfield— Media 

H. C. Judson's b f, by Wildidler— W. B. Todhunter's May Blosscm 

Nettie Brown T. Winters' Miss Courtney 



166 



California. 



^D^ The Finigan, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, half forfeit, with 

added, the second to save its stake; one mile. Closed with 20 subs., 
viz.: 

R. P. A.3he's Rigolette Palo Alto Farm's Eobin Lass 

J. T. Ooartaey's Porter Ashe Plato 

G. Dinsdale's Maggie D. Whittier 

Hill & Co.'s b c, by Hardwood— Rancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

Maid of the Mist Precioso 

b f, by Wildidler— Mary ch f, by Longfield— Belle 

Wade Dale 

H. C. Judson's blk f, by Monday — W. B. Todhunter's Ingleside 

Lady Clare Bonanza Jim 

Palo Alto Farm's Gardez King of Norfolk 

Guenn May Blossom 

Keepsake Ed . Corrigan 



255 



Tlie Vestal, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-old flUies, at $25 each, play or pay, with 
$300 added, the second to receive $100, the third to save its stake; 
one mile and a quarter. Closed with 12 subs., viz.: 

E. J. Baldwin's Glencross" T. Winters' Alturas 

Mira Mollie McGurn 

J . Mee's Mischief Nellie C. 

Mistletoe b f, by Joe Hooker— Count- 

Palo Alto Farm's Playmate ess Zicka 

Stephanotis b f, by Joe Hooker — Illusion 

b f , by Shannon— Katherion 



256 



Tlie Fame, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $10 each, $25 forfeit, with 

added, the second to receive $150, the third to save its stake; two 
miles. Closed with 22 subs, viz : 



J. W. Adams' Common Sense 
E. J. Baldwin's Brandywine 

Verano 

Volante 

J. B, Chase's Hidalgo 
Hill & Co.'s Arthur H. 
J. Mee's Mischief 

Mistletoe 

Palo Alto Farm's Garland 

Peyton 

Planter 

Playmate 



Palo Alto Farm's Regal 

Robin Hood 

b c, by Shannon -Bettie 

Bishop 

T. Winters' Alta 

Alf Estil 

Alturas 

Mollie McGurn 

Nellie C. 

b f, by Joe Hooker — Count- 
ess Zicka 

b f, by Joe Hooker — Illusion 



1885 California; Canada; Chicago — Autumn. 167 

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA, 

SACRAMENTO, CAL. 

Meeting in September. 

4U0 I Tlie California Derby, 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 eacli, play or pay, with 

added, the second to recaive $100. and the third $50; one mile and 
a half. Closed with 12 subs., viz. : 
J. W. Adams' Common Sense G. Pacheco's ch f, by Wheatly, 

E. J. Baldwin's Brandy wine dam by Lodi 

Mira Palo Alto Farm's Garland 

Verano Peyton 

J. B. Chase's Hidalgo Planter 

-J. Mee's Mischief Robin Hood 

Mistletoe 



258 



PROVINCE OF QUEBEC TURF CLUB, 

CANADA. 
The Canadian Derby, 



a, sweepstakes for three-year- olds, at $25 each, $10 forfeit, to be paid 
at the time of entry, with $500 added, the second to receive $100 
out of the stakes, the third to save its stake; one mile and a half. 
Closed with 12 subs., viz.: 
IE. Burgess' Brail F. D. Hodgen's Curtolema 

I>. W. Campbell s Augusta W. E. Owens' Mamie Long 

Trustee J. O'Rourk e's br f , by Princeton— 

Wild Rose imp. Castaway 

U. Craik's Bessie A. Smith's Inspire 

J. Forbes' Braeduke R. Wilson's Fanny Carter 

Little Duke 



WASHINGTON PARK CLUB, 

CHICAGO, lliL.. 

[CONTINtTED FROM PAGE 59.] 

To be Eun at the Autumn Meeting, beginning August 29 and ending Septem- 
ber 5, 1885. 



259 



Tile Lialce Vievr Handicap, 

5/ handicap sweepstakes, for two-year-olds, at |oO each, $15 forfeit, 
with $800 added; the second to receive $150, and the third $50 
out of the stakes; winners of any two-year-old race of the value 
of $1,000, after the publication of the weights on August 1, to 
carry 5 lb. extra; starters to be named through tne entry box at 



168 



th''cago — Aniumrh 



1885 



S59 ^^e Lake View Handicap. 

the usual time of closing, the day before the race; three quarters 
of a mile. Closed with 70 subs., viz.: 



W. Arnett's Blush 
Nettie Arnett 

C. Bell's The Dude 
Mary P. 

S. W. Briggs' Molly Bawn 
S. S. Brown's Alabama 

Beaver 

J. S. Campbell's J. H. Fenton 
W. L. Cassidy's Kirkman 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

E. Corrigan's Atelante 

Mary Ellis 

Mary Payne 

Pike's Peak 

Tartar 

W. Cottrell's Bessie Hinckley 

Danville ° 

Hot Springs 

Lancaster 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
J Funk's John Morris 
Gray & Co.'s Jim Gray 

Lucas 
J. Griffin's High Dice 
Haydon & Co.'s Gallatin 

D. A. Honig & Bros.' Joe Lodge 
Hurstbourne's Stables' Acaria 
Alfreta 

Alma 

Glendale 

...... Hottentot 

Mr. Isaacs 



H. Johnson's Farrell 
R. A. Johnson's Adrian 

Miss Bowler 

Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 
Linwood Stable's Cuban Queen 

Leonora 

Moonshine 

Patience 

R. E. Maddox's Luke Short 

T. J. Megibben's Endorer 

B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 

G, F. Parks' Xallapa 

G. Parberry's Ida 

T. A. Powers' Azan 

D. T. Pulsifer's Mae Stanley 

Puffer 

Santa Anita Stables' Lijero 

Linda 

Maricopa 

Santa Anita Belle 

Silver Cloud 

J. H. Thompson's Allie B. 

Faith Thompson 

R. & S. Weisiger's Ida Burke 

Returning Board 

J, T. Williams' Panama 

Pat Sheedy 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Red Girl 

Spaldie 



C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Crescent City ...... Stormer 



H. Johnson's Caroline 



Warfellow 



ZoO Tlie Society, 

a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with $159 
added, the second to receive $150, and the third $50 out of the 
stakes, winners of any race after July 1, of the value of $1,000, to 
carry 5 lb.; of one of the value of $2,000, 7 lb. extra; maidens al- 
lowed 7 lb.; seven furlongs. Closed with 67 subs., viz.: 
W. Arnett's Blush J. S. Campbell's B J. 

Nettie Arnett Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

C. Bell's The Dude . , Harrodsburg 

Mary P. E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

S. W. Briggs' Fausterman J. B. Ferguson 

S. S. Brown's Alabama Mary Ellis 

i Beaver Mary Winifred 



1885 



Chicago — Autumn. 



169 



260 

E. Corrigan's Pike's Beak 
Pixy 

W. Cottrill's Danville 

Hot Springs 

Lancaster 

Zig-Zag 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
W. A. Dun's Cusli Gaster 

Waw-o-Sae-Na 

J. Funk's Jolin Morris 
Gray & Co.'s Jim Gray 

Lucas 

Haydon & Go's Gallatin 

D. A. Honig & Bros.' Joe Lodge 

W. P. Hunt's Asceola 

Capt. Sliaw 

Hurstbourne Stable's Acaria 
Alfreta 

Alma 

Hurstbourne Stable's Glendale 

Hottentot 



The Society. 

Linwood Stable's Catherine M. 

Leonora 

Moonsbine 

E. E. Maddox's Miss Higbee 
T. J. Megibben's Winona 
B. B. Millions' Hattie D. H. 
G. Parberry's Rozeta 
G. F. Parks' Xallapa 
T. A. Powers' Azan 
Santa Anita Stable's Lijero 
MoUie McCarthy's Last 

Solid Silver 

Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 
J. H. Thompson's Allie B. 

Faith Thompson^ 

R. & S. Weisiger's Ida Burke 

Returning Board 

Wooding & Co.'s Bastante 
M. Yoiing's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Red Girl 



Mr. Isaacs 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Orescent City Spaldie 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian Stormer 

Miss Bowler Warfellow 

Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 



261 



Tlie Dearborn. Handicap, 



a handicap sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, $15 forfeit,, 
with $800 added, the second to receive $150, and the third $50 out 
of the stakes; winners after the publication of the weights on 
Aug. 1, of a race of the value of $1,000, to carry 5 lb. extra; 
starters to be named through the entry box, at the usual time of 
closing, the day before the race; one mile and a furlong. Closed 
with 54 subs., viz.: 



J. C. Alexander'.^ Fanchette 
W. Arnett's Comanche 

Fred Woolley 

C. Bell's Master Trump 

Sparkling 

W. L. Cassidy's Reed 
A, Castay's Mr. Dealer 
E. Corrigan's Banana 

Isaac Murphy 

Irish Pat 

J. W. Rogers 

Lizzie Dwyer 

Vigilance 



W. Cottrill's Lord Coleridge 

Tipsy 

J. Funk's Constellation 

Glenloch 

D. A. Honig & Bros.' Violin 
Hurstbourne Stable's Lisland 

Ram Lai 

Rosa R. 

Termagant 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Princess 

Chuck 
Lawrence & Co.'s Elsie B. 
Linwood Stable's Vaulter 



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Chicago — Autumn. 



1885 



261 



The Dearborn Handicap. 



Xione Star Stable's Bill Sterrett 
■C. Marks & Co.'s Henry Brown 
Marvin & Co.'s Harpoon II. 

N.J. 

B. McBride's Lottie 

T. J. Megibtoen's Vallisia 

Opequon Stable's Bonnie S. 

Guydett 

T. A. Powers' Volo 
Santa Anita Stable's Mira 

Mission Belle 

Bapldo 

Volante 

TV. J. Scole's Lea 
Shawhan & Co.'s Font 



P. G. Spetb's Echelon 

Exile' 

J. T. Stewart's Minnichee 

Suspense 

G. L. Stimple & Co.'s Rio Grande 
J. H. Thompson's Dad 
R. N. Weisiger's Springlight 
Wooding & Co.'s Fellow Tyler 
M. Young's Bootblack 

Doubt 

Gold Ban 

Harrigan 

Pegasus 

Troubadour 



262 



The "Woodla-wn, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $50 each, $15 forfeit, with 

added ; the second to receive $150, and the third $75 out of the 
stakes; the winners of the American Derby or Sheridan Stakes of 
1885 to carry 3 lb.; of both stakes, 7 lb extra; non-winners of any 
three-year old stake allowed 5 lb., maidens allowed 10 lb; one mile 
and a half. Closed with 39 subs., viz.: 



N. Armstrong's Ealata 

W. Arnett's Howard Arnett 

C Bell's Master Trump 

Sparkling 

IE. Corrigan's Irish Pat 

Isaac Murphy 

J. W. Rogers 

Lizzie Dwyer 

St. Patrick 

J. Funk's Gold Sheaf 
Gray & Co.'s Crow Wallace 
W. P. Hunt's Keokuk 
Hurstbourne Stables' Lisland 

Ram Lai 

Rosa R. 

C.R. Jaynes & Co.'s Littlefellow 



R. McBride's Martindale 
J. G. McFadden's Lepanto 
T. J. Megibbens' Orlando 
Opequon Stables' Guydett 
T. A. Powers'- Volo 
Santa Anita Stable's Mira 

Verano 

Volante 

J. T. Stewart's Minnichee 

Suspense 

G. L. Stimple & Co.'s Brilliant 
J. T. WilUams' -Joe Cotton 
Wooding & Co.'s Fellow Tyler 
M. Young's Bootblack 

Doubt 

Gold Ban* 

Harrigan 



Linwood Stables' Vaulter 

Lone Star Stable's Nannie Gentry Pegasus 

Marvin & Co.'s Harpoon II. Troubadour 

N.J. 



263 



The Palmer House, 



a handicap sweepstakes for all .ages, at $50 each, $20 forfeit, with 
$2,000 added; I he second to receive $400 and the third $200 out of 
the stakes; winners of any race of the value of $1,000, after the 



188: 



Chicago — Autumn. 



171 



263 ^^*^ Palmer House. 

publication of the weights on August 1, to carry 5 lb. extra; start- 
ers to be named through the entry box, at the usual time of clos- 
ing, the day before the race; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 
79 subs., viz.: 



N. Armstrong's Glendelia, 4 
W. ArnetVs Josie, 4 

.... Lottie Kempster, 4 
C. Bell's Colorado, 5 

H arry Gilmore, 6 

.... Master Trump, 3 
S. S. Brown's Jim Guest, 3 

Matinee, 4 

Mona, 4 

J. S. Campbell's John Sullivan, 6 
W. L. Cassidy's Blazes, a 

Father John, 4 

E. Corrigan's Banana, 3 

Ida Hope, 3 

Isaac Murphy, 3 

J. W, Rogers, 3 

Pearl Jennings, 6 

Swiney, 4 

Wedding Day, a 

W. R. Woodward, 4 

"W. Cottrill's Buchanan, 4 

Lord Coleridge, 3 

J. F. Davis' Top Sawyer, 4 

C. Doyle's Roche, a 

J. Funk's Harry Cruz, 4 

Hillsboro, 4 

Gray & Co.'s Crow Wallace, 8 
Haydon & Co.'s Kosciusko, 4 
Honig & Bro.'s Thady, 5 
Hurstbourne Stables' Lis! and, 3 

Ram Lai, 3 

Rosa R., 3 

» Tomahawk, 5 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Jase Phillips,4 
R. A. Johnson's Loftin, 4 

Powhattan- III., 4 

Lawrence & Co.^s Berlin, 4 

El-sieB..3 

Linwood Stable's Vaulter, 3 
Lone Star Stable's Hatef, a 



R. E Maddox's Blackfellow, 4 

C. Marks & Co.'s Henry Brown, 3 
Marvin & Co.'s Valet, 6 

Wellington, 6 

R. McBride's Marlindale, 3 

J. H. McConnell's Goodnight, a 

Idle Pat, 5 

T. J. Megibben's Audrain, 4 
Opequon Stables' Guydett, 3 
H. J. Otis' R. Monee, 6 
T. A. Powers' Volo, 3 

D. T. Pulsifer's Hanap, *4 
Whisperine, 4 

C. C. Rumrill's Adventurer, 5 
Santa Anita's Stable's Freda, 4 

Gano, 5 

Mira, 3 

Mission Belle, 3 

W. J. Scoles' Aristocrat, 5 
P. G Speth's Thistle, 3 
Stevens & Co.'s Foxhound, 5 
J. T. Stewart's Biddy Bowling, 

Minnichee, 3 

Suspense, 3 

J. W. Thayer's Fair Count, a 

Leroy, 4 

J. H. Thompson's Dad, 3 
R. N. Weisiger's Springlight, 3 
J. T. Williams' Bob Miles, 4 
B. Woodford's Trollope, 4 
Wooding & Co.'s Exploit, 4 

Farandole, 4 

M. Young's Bootblack, 3 

Doubt, 3 

Gold Ban, 3 

Harrigan, 3 

Pegasus, 3 

Troubadour, 3 

P. Yetter's Bonnie Australian, 5 



172 L^Miigton — Spring. 18S6 



Stakes to" be Run in 1886. 



264 



KE?«TUCKY ASSOCIATION, 

L.EXISGTOX, KY. 

To be Run at the Spring Meeting. 



Tlie Phoenix Hotel (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three -year- olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $15 only if declared by August 1, 1885, or $25 if by April 1, 
1886; with $500 added, the second to receive $200 out of the 
stakes; one mile and a qn arter. Closed with 35 subs., viz : 
Baraes & Co.'s Blue Wing T. J. Megibben's Rockwell 

Fuve Rye T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 

Syntax Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 

J. B. Clay's Polaris T. H. Swope's Fedora III. 

E. Corrigan's Atelante J. & J. Swigert's Fagin 
E.G. Bruce Grimaldi 

Bluestone B. G. Thomas' Dixie Himyar 

J. B. Ferguson Sis Himyar 

Mary Payne B. J. Treacy's Longford 

Mary Winifred J. T. "Williams' Mattie Corbett 

Pike's Peak Pat Sheedy 

Fleetwood Stable's Ulva Panama 

D. Gibson's Woodcraft M. Young's Enright 

J. W. Greer's Henry Batchelor Kinglight 

F. B. Harper's Con Cregan Masterpiece , 

Free Knight S^ormer 

Liberty Hall Stable's Cheatfellow Warfellow 

T. J. Megibben's Endover 



265 



The Asli'and Oaks (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three- year-old fillies (foals of 1883) at $100 each, half 
forfeit, $15 only if declared by Aug. 1, 1885, or $25 if by April 1, 
1886, with $600 added, the second to receive $150 out of the stakes; 
one mile and a quarter. Closed with 33 subs., viz.: 
W. S. Barnes' Pure Rye E. Corrigan's Mary Payne 

Clipsiana Stable's Laura Garrison Mary Winifred 

E. Corrigan's Atelante Pike's Peak 

Hattie Carlile Pixy 

...... Mary Ellis Dwyer Bros.' Ferona 



1886 Lex'ngion — Spriny. 173 



265 ^'Ae Ashland Oaks. 

Fleetwood Stable's Miramar J. & J. Swigert's Katrina 

Missive Silk Gown 

Trance T. H. Swope's Fedora III. 

J). Gibson's Betsy Harper B. G. Thomas' Dixie Himyar 

J. W. Greer's Miss Getup Lady Himyar 

H. Johnson's Hannah Sis Himyar 

W. & J. W. McCelland's Freddie J. W, Turner's Fascalete 

B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. G. D. Wilson's Mary Ann 

"W. Preston's Marmoset M. Young's Longalight 

Schottka Red Girl 

M. D. Richardson's Alta Blue Spaldie 

Shawhan & Co.'s Blue Hood 



266 



The Blue Ribbon (1886), 
a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $15 only if declared by August 1, 1835, or $25 if by April 1. 
1886; with $800 added, the second to receive $200 out of the 
stakes; winner of the Phoenix Hotel Stakes to carry 3 lb. extra; 
one mile and a half. Closed with 23 subs., viz.: 
Barnes & Co.'s Boaz J. & J. Swigert's Grimaldi 
Syntax Nightshade 

E. Corrigan's Atelante B. J. Treacy's Longford 

B. G. Bruce J. T. Williams' Mattie Corbett 

Bluestone Pat Sheedy 

J.B.Ferguson Panama 

Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter M. Young's Enright 

F. B. Harper's Con Cregan Kinglight 

Free Knight Masterpiece 

H. Johnson's Farrell Stormer 

Liberty Hall Stable's Cheatfeliow Warfellow 

T. J. Megibben's Rockwell 



rt^W To be Run at the Autumn Meeting. 

aQ I Tb© Viley (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half 
forfeit, only $15 if declared by Aug. 1, 1885, or $25 if by April 1, 
1886, with $800 added, the second to receive $200 out of the 
stakes; winners of $5,000 during the year, to carry 5 lb., of $10,000 
or more, 7 1b. extra; one mile and a half. Closed with 34 subs., 
viz.: 
J. B. Clay's Polaris Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 

E. Corrigan's Atelante Ulva 

B. G. Bruce F. B. Harper's Con Cregan 

Bluestone Free Knight 

J.B.Ferguson Liberty Hall Stable's Cheatfeliow 

Mary Payne J. & J. W. McClelland's Listelle 

Mary Winifred T. J. Megibben's Rockwell- 

Pike's Peak B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 

Pixey T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 



174 Lexington — Autumn; Louisville— Spring. 188S 

267 y^e Viiey. 

N. Parrish's Robber M. Young's Blaize Duke 

J. & J. Swigert's Castinet Emit 

Essence Enright 

B. G. Thomas' Dixie Himyar Kingligbt 

Lady Himyar Masterpiece 

Sis Himyar Spaldie 

B. J. Treacy's Longford ...... Stormer 

M. Young's Bankrupt ...... Warfellow 



268 



The KentTicfey Stallion (1886). 

a sweepstakes for foals of 1883, to run as thrae-year-olds; entrance for 
stallions $50 each, which is to go to the owner or representative of 
the winning sire; 80 per cent, to the fii'st, and 20 per cent, to the 
second; dead sires may be entered for this stake; entrance for 
yearlings $100 each, half forfeit, $15 only if declared by Aug. 1, 
1885, or $25 if by April 1, 1886, with $1,000 added, the second to re- 
ceive $300 out of the stakes; winners of $5,000 in 1886 to carry 5 
lb., of $10,000 or more, 7 lb. extra; one mile and three-quarters. 
To close Aug. 1, 18S4. Closed with 8 subscriptions for stallions.viz. : 

Clay & Woodford's Billet J. S. Shawhan's Fonso 

F. B. Harper's Longfellow B. G. Thomas' Fellowcraft 

TenBroeck King Ban 

T. J. Megibben's Springbok Lelaps 

Closed Aug. 1, 1884, with 20 subs., viz.: 

By Billet. By King Ban. 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce W. Preston's Bandoline 

By Longfellow. By Lelaps 

E Corrigan's J B. Ferguson g. Corrigan's Mary Payne 

Fleetwood Stable s Miramar Pike's Peak 

Liberty Hall Stable's Cheatfellow 

D. T. Pulsifer's Mae Stanley By Spbingbok 
B. J. Treacy's Longford e. Corrigan's Atelante 
M. Young s Longalight t. J. Megibben's Elmira 
Warfellow Rockwell 

By Fellowceaft. -^ „, ^ 

D. Gibson's Woodcraft „ ^ ^ ^^ Ten Bboeck. 

F. B. Harpers Con Cregan 

By Fonso. Free Knight 

R. Lisle's Felix T. H. Swope's Pinda 

Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 



LOUISYILLE JOCKEY CLUB, 

LOUISVIIiLK, KY. 

^AA To be Eun at the Spring Meetdng. 

2by The Kentucky Derby (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for 
feit, $10 only if declared by May 1, 1885, or $20 if by May 1, 1886 



1886 



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175 



269 ^^i« Kentucky Derly. 

witli $1,600 added, of wMcli $300 to the second, and $150 to the 
third; one mile and a half. CloBed with 107 subs., viz.; 



Applegate & Co.'s Birthday 

Endnrer 

E. J. tialdwin's Lijero 

Primero 

Silver Cloud 

Solid Silver 

W. L. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

Pure Eye 

Syntax 

C, Bell's The Dude 

S. W. Briggs' Molly Bawn 

S. S. Brown's Beaver 

Fetch'em 

Typo 

Vendor 

Victor 

Vindicator 

ff. T. Bruce's Lewin 
J. Carter's Fabius 

Keuben 

Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

G. H. Clay's Lady LongfeUow 
J. B. Clays Polaris 
T. J. Clay's Gen. Clitz 
E. Corrigan's Atelante 

B. G. Bruce 

Bluestone 

Hattie Carlile 

J. B. Fergu son 

Mary Payne 

Cottrill & Co.'s Danville 

Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

Dwyer Bros.' Ferona 

C. W. Evans' Monarch of the Oaks 
L. B. Fields' Dempsey 

Engleruan 

Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 
L. Fredericks' Nellie J. 
J. Funk's John Morris 

D. Gibson's Woodcraft 
C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 
Edgefield 

Lovely 

M. B. Gratz's Broeck Full 

Phil Lee 

Gray & Co.'s Jim Gray 
Lucas 



Gray & Co.'s Mollie F. 

J. G. Greener & Co.'s Lafitte 

F. B. Harper's Con Cregan 

Dot 

F. B. Harper's Free Knight 
J. L. Harris' Acaria 

Alberta 

Alfreta 

Alma 

Glendale 

Hottentot 

Mr. Isaacs 

Hilgert & Co.'s Epsom . 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 

Asceola 

Capt. Shaw 

H. Johnson's Farrell 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 

V. L. Kirkman's Edgar T. Murphy 

Liberty Hall Stable's Cheatlellow 

J. B. Malone's Long Light 

T. J. Megibben's Rockwell 

B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 

J. H. Morris & Co.'s Missionary 
T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 
R. C. Pate s Amy Hyde 

Prima Donna 

J. B. Payne, Jr.'s John Lelaps; 
W. Preston's Marmoset 

Schottka 

Rancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

Epicure 

Precioso 

C. W. Rogers & Co.'s Galla*in 
H. C. Shafer's Electric 

Gloster (dead) 

Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 
S. Tevis & Co.'s Ten Thousand 
F. Smith's Destruction 

J. F. Spear's O'Fallon 
J. & J. Swigert's Castanet 
...... Essence | 

..» . Grimaldi 

Nightshade 

Sir Joseph 

Vulcan 

T. H. Swope's Fedora IIL 

B. G. Thomas' Sis Himyar 

L. H. Todhunter's Monte Christo 

B. J. Treacy's Longford 



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1886 



289 The Kentucky Derby. 

J. W. Turner's Blue Times M. Young's Masterpiece 

Walnut Groye Stable's Eager Stormer 

M.Young's Enriglit Warfellow 

Klngliglit 



270 



Tile JKentucky Oaks (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half 
forfeit, $10 only if declared by May 1, 1885, or $20 if by May 1, 
1886; with $1,000 added, of which $200 to the second, and $100 to 
the third: one mile and a half. Closed with 101 subs., viz. : 



Applegate & Co.'s Brambeline, 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 
Linda 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Santa Anita Belle 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Pure Eye 
T. Bates' Estelle Hart 

LldaC, 

Traviata 

S. W. Briggs' Molly Bawn 
S. S. Brown's Eukonia 

Thebas 

Vamoose 

Vedette 

.... . Verity 
Vic 

F. T. Bruce's Bon Soir 
Tiara 

S. Bryant's Butterfly 

G. S. Cildwell's Lizzie Walton 
J. Carter's Hermitage 

J. H. Carter's Allie Long 
O. H. Clay's Lady Longfellow 
Trinkitat 



Fleetwood Stable's Miramar 

Missive 

Trance 

J. Franklin's Arizana 

Mountain Range 

L. Frederick's Nellie J. 
J. Funk's Fedora 

B. Gibson's Betsy Harper 

C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 
C. H. Gillock's Edgefield 
Lovely 

Gray & Co.'s Mollie F. 
J. W. Greer's Miss Getup 
J. L. Harris' Acaria 

Alberta 

Alfareta 

Alala 

Alma 

Hil£,ert & Co.'s El?ineure' 
W. P. Hunt's Tuh 
Hunter & Co.' Ellen Terry 
W. B. Jennings' Ursuline Nun 
H. Johnson's Caroline 
, I Hannah 



Clipsiana Stable's Laura Garrison Juliette 



E. Corrigan's Atelante 

Hattie Carlile 

Mary Ellis 

Mary Payne 

Pike's Peak 

Pixy 

Mary Winnifred 

W. Cottrill & Co 's Alabama 

Bessie Hinckley 

Hot Springs 

Music Box 

Chinn & Co.'s Mattie T. 
W. A. Dun's Hatto 

Wawo sae-na 

Dwyer Bros.' Ferona 
L. B. Fields' Bettie C. 



Tansey 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Miss Bowled 
R. Lisle's Mary Ann 
L. Martin's Annie M. 

Flirt 

S. C. Maxwell & Co.'s Patience 
J. R. McKee's Radiant 
T. J. Megibben's Elmira 
B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 
R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

Prima Donna 

W. Preston's Marmoset 

Schotka 

Eancho del Paso's Billow 

Fortuna 

Tyranny 



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177 



210 



The Kentucky Oaks. 



M. D. Richardson's Alta Blue 
J. S. Shawhan's B ue Hood 
J. &. J. Swigert's Katrina 

Silk Gown 

T. H. Swope's Fedora III. 

Talbot Bros ' Liera 

B. Gr. Thomas' Dixie fiimyar 

Lady Himyar 

Sis Himyar 



F, H. Todhunter's Haidee 
J. W. Turner's Fascalete 
P. M. West's Mamie West 

.... Pearl Finder 
Wooding & Co.'s Ada D. 

Bastante 

M. Young's Longalight 

Red Girl 

Spaldie 



DECLARED MAYl, 1885— a^ $10 each. 
W. P. Hunt's Mohongo. 



Ill 



The Clarlc, (18S6,) 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for 
feit, $10 only if declared by May 1, 1885, or $20 if by May 1. 1886, 
with $1,250 added,. of which $250 to the second, and $100 to the 
third; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 93 subs., viz.: 



Applegate & Co.'s Birthday 
Endurer 

E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

MoUie McCarthy's Last 

^ Primero 

Silver Cloud 

Solid Silver 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

C. Bell's The Dude 
S. S Brown's Beaver 

.• Fetch' em 

Typo 

Vender 

Victor 

Vindicator 

F. T. Bruce s Lewin 



Cottrill & Co.'s Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

Dwyer Bros.' Ferona 

C. W. Evans' Monarch of the Oaks 

L. B. Fields' Dempsey 

Fleetwood Stable's XJlva 

L. Fredericks' Nellie J. 

J. Funk's John Morris 

M. B. Gratz's Broeck Full 

Phil. Lee 

J G. Greener & Co.'s Lafitte 
F. B. Harper's Con Cregau 

Dot 

Free Knight 

J. L. Harris' Acaria 

Alberta 

Alfareta 

Alma 

Glendale 

Hottentot 

Mr. Isaacs 

Hilgert & Co.'s Elsineure 

... Epsom 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 



S. Bryant's Waddell Bryant 
J. Carter's Fabius 

Reuben 

Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

J. B. Clay's Polaris 

Clipsiana Stable's Laura Garrison Asceola 

E. Corrigan's Bluestone Capt. Shaw 

Mary EUis Tuh 

Mary Payne H. Johnson's Farrell 

Mary Winifred R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 

Pike's Peak V. L. Kirkman's Edgar G. Murphy 

Pixy Liberty Hall Stable's Cheatfellow 

Cottrill & Co.'s Danville J. B. Malone's Long Light 

Frank Norris J. McGreer's Henry Bachelor 

12 



178 



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1886 



271 The 

T. J. Megibben's Endover 

J, H. Morris & Co.'s Missionary 

Morris & Co.'s Longford 

T. J. Nichols' Wanderoo 

R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

Prima Donna 

W. Preston's Bandoline 

Virgilena 

Rancho del Paso's Ben All 

Epicure 

Precioso 

C. W. Rogers' Gallatin 
H. C. Shafer's Electric 
G-loster (dead). 



Clark. 
F. Smith's Destruction 
J. & J, Swigert's Fagin 

Nightshade 

Sir Joseph 

Vulcan 

T. H. Swope's Fedora III. 
Teyis & Co.'s Ten Thousand 
F. H. Todhunter's Monte Christ© 
M. Young's Enright 

Einglight 

Masterpiece 

Stormer 

Warfellow 



272 



To be Run at the Autumn Meeting. 



The Kentucky St. licger (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $10 only if declared by May 1, 1885, or $20 if by May 1, 1886, 
with $1,000 added, of which $200 to the second, and $100 to the 
third; two miles. Closed with 69 subs., viz. 



Applegate & Co.'s Birthday 

Endurer 

C. Bell's The Dude 
S. Brown's Beaver 

Fetch'em ** 

Typo 

Vender 

Victor 

J. Carter's Fabius 

Reuben 

Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

J. B. Clay's Polaris 

Clipsiana Stable's Miss Glennon 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

Blues tone 

J. B. Ferguson 

W. Cottrill & Co.'s Danville 

Frank N orris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

W. A. Dun's Hatto 
Wahoo 



F.B. Harper's Free Knight 

Dot 

W. P. Hunt's Asceola 

Capt. Shaw 

Tuh 

Hurstbourne Stable's Alberta 

Alfreta 

Alma 

Glendale 

Hottentot 

Mr. Isaacs 

H. Johnson's Farrell 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 

V. L. Kirkman's Edgar G. Murphy 

Liberty Hall Stable's Cheatfellow 

J. B. Malone's Long Light 

McCuUough & Co.'s Osgood 

T. J. Megibben's Rockwell 

Morris & Co.'s Longford 

R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

Prima Donna 

W. Preston's Marmoset 
Rancho del Paso's Ben All 
Epicure 



C. W. Evans' Monarch of the Oaks Precioso 

Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter C. W. Rogers & Co.'s Gallatin 

S. Frederick's Nellie J. H. C. Shafer's Electric 

J. G. Greener & Co.'s Lafitte Gloster (dead) 

F. B. Harper's Con Cregan F. Smith's Destruction 



1886 



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179 



272 ^^^ Kentucky Si. Leger. 

J. & J. Swigert's Essence M. Young's Kinglight 

Castinet Masterpiece 

Sir Joseph SpaHie 

Vulcan Stormer 

T. H. Swope's Pinda Warfellow 

M. Young's Enright 



2 73 The Gr«'at American Stallion (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $10 only if declared by May 1, 1885, and $'20 if declared hy 
May 1, 1886, with $1,500, added, of which $500 to the second, the 
third to save its entrance; one mile and three quarters. 
Conditions.— Owners cr others desiring the privilege of entering colts 
or fiUies in this stake, shall first enter the sires of same at the price 
of his last season (sires now dead or retired to be entered at the 
price of their last season), as no colt or filly is eligible for entrance 
in this stake unless their sire is represented by such subscription— 
$300 and $200. respectively, of this subscription to be given (o 
nominators of sires of the winner and second horse; balance to go 
with amount added by the Club. Nominations for sires closed Jan- 
uary 1, 1884, with 29 subscribers, amounting to $1,635, as follows: 

E. J. Baldwin's Grinstead W. B. Jennings' Bill Bass 

Rutherfurd W. H. Jackson's Enquirer 

Clay & Co.'s Billet . . Bramble 

W. CottriU's Buckden ...... Great Tom 

M. Lewis Clark's Glenelg W. H. King's Nicollet 

Virgil S. Y. Keeoe's Bullion 

Churchill & Co.'s Little Ruffln McCuUough & Co.'s Elias Law- 
H. C. Duffy's Brigadier rence 

W. A. Dun's Clipses T. J. Megibben's Springbok 

..Dudley ' J. T. Shawhan'sFonso 

L.B. Field's Harry O'Fallon B. G. Thomas' Fellowcraft 

J. Funk's Harry Hill King Ban 

F. B. Harper's Ten Broeck Lelaps 

Longfellow Walnut Grove Stable's Eland 

C.L. Hunt's Frogtown Whitten Bros ' Renown 

The entries for foals closed August 15, 1884, with 88 subs,, viz.: 
By Bill Bass. By Buckden. 

W. B. Jennings' Gen Price E. Corrigan's Mary Winifred 

W. Cottrill & Co.'s Alabama 

By Billet. Frank Norris 

Chinn & Co.'s Mattie T. Lancaster 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce Lewis Clark 

Zig-Zag 

By Bramble. B. B. Million' s'Hattie D. H. 

S. S. Brown's Beaver 

C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise By Clipses. 

Wooding & Co.'s Bastante W. A. Dun's Chissie May 



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1886 



273 The Great American Slallion. 

By Dudley. By Haeky Hill. 
W. A. Dun's Hatto J. Funk's Fedora [dead) 
Waw-o-sae-na . By Haeky 'Fallon. 

C. W. Evans' Monarcli of the Oaks l_ ^ Fields' Dempsey 

By Eland. Engleman 

Wa,lnut Grove Stable's Eager By King Ban. 

Chinn & Oo.'s Ban Fox 
By Elias Lawrence. - Hurstbourne Stable's Hottentot 

McCuUougli & Co. s Derry -^^ Preston's Bandoline 

Osgood 

By Lelaps. 

By Enquieek. E. Corrigan's Mary Ellis 

Applegate & Oo.'s Endurer Mary Payne 

S. S. Brown's Eukonia Pike'sPeak 

J. Carter's Fabius j; 'q payne, Jr.'s John Lelaps 

Eeuben 

O. H. Gillock's Edgefield By Little Kuffin. 

Hilgert & Co.'s Elsineure E. A. Johnson & Oo.'s Adrian 

Epsom T, -r 

V. L. Kirkman's Edgar G. Murphy ^ ^ ^, ^7 Longfellow 

R. 0. Pate's Amy Hyde g- H. Clay's Lady Longfellow 

Eancho del Paso's Epicure E. Corrigan s Hattie Carlile 

Wooding & Co.'s Ada D. • • • • ;• J- ^^^^^f^^^r- 

M. Young's Enright Fleetwood Stable's Miram^r 

-^ & f J. G. Greener & Co. s Lafitte 

By Fellowckaft. C. H. Gillock's Lovely 

Chinn & Co.'s Harrodsburg Liberty Hall Stable's Cheatlellow 

D. Gibson's Woodcraft J. B. Malone's Long Light 

Morris & Co.'s Longford 

By Fonso. m. Young's Longal-ght 

E. Lisle's Felix _ , Warfellow 
Shawhan & Oo.'s Bob Fisher 

Talbot Bros.' Liera " Ey EaxHEEFURD. 

E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

By Frogtown. Mollie McCarthy's Last 

W. P. Hunt's Annawau 

Asceola By Springbok. 

Capt. Shaw Clipsiana Stable's Miss Glenn on 

Tuh E. Corrigan's Atelante 

By Glenelg. ^- J- Megibben's Eockwell 
Applegate & Co.'s Birthday By Ten Broeck. 

W. Preston's Marmoset ]vi. b. Gratz's Broek Full 

Eancho del Paso's Precioso Qray & Oo.'s Jim Gray 

M. Young's Emit F. B. Harper's Con Cregan 

J. & J. Swigert's Sir Joseph j)ot 

By Great Tom. - '•'• '■ J^^^ ^''^^\ 

S. S. Brown's Typo T. H. Swope's Pmda 

By Grinstead. By Virgil. 

E. J. Baldwin's Glen Almond Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 

Primero W. Preston's Schotka 

J Santa Anita Belle Eancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

...... Silver Cloud J. & J. Swigert's Vulcan 



1886 



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181 



274 



LATONIA JOCKEY CLUB, 

CINCINNATI, O., and COVINGTON, KY., 

To he Run at the Spring Meeting 
Tlie Hindoo (1886), 



a sweepstakes for tliree-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $10 onlr if declared by Aug. 1, 1885, $20 if by Jan. 1, 1886, 
or $30 if by May 1, 1886, with $2,000 added of which $400 to the 
second, the third to save its stake; one mile and a half. Closed 
with 64 subs., viz.: 



Applegate & Co.'s Birthday 

Endurer 

E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 
Silver Cloud 

Solid Silver 

S. S. Brown's Fetch'em 

Victor 

Vendor 

S. Bryant's Waddell Bryant 
J. J. Carter's Fabius 

Beuben 

W. L. Cassidys Kirkman 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

J. B. Clay's Polaris 
E. Corrigan"s Atelante 

B. G-. Bruce 

Bluestone 

J. B. Ferguson 

Mary Payne 

Cottrill & Co.'s Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

Zig-Zag 

L. Curran's Falls City 
M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
Eastou & Co.'s Montana Regent 
L. B. Fields' Dempsey 
Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 
J. Funk's John Morris 
Hilgert & Co.'s Epsom 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 



W. P. Hunt's Asceola 

Capt. Shaw 

Hurstbourne Stable's Acaria 

Alfreta 

Alma 

Glendale 

Hottentot 

H. Johnson's Farrell 
R. A, Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 
Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 
Linwood Stable's Cuban Queen 
■ Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Ed. Gilman 

...... Syntax 

The Bourbon 

Morris & Co.'s Longford 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 
...,.•• Guenn 

Keepsake 

Plato 

Robin Lass 

W. O. Scully's Gloster {dead) 
Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 
J. & J. Swigerfs Broeck Full 

Grimaldi 

Phil Lee 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Stormer 

Warfellow 



275 



The Glidelia (1886) 



a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies (foals of 1883), at $100 each, 
half forfeit, $10 only if declared by Aug. 1, 188.5, $20 if by Jan. 1, 
1886, or $30 if by May 1, 1886, with $1,250 added, of which $250 to 



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1886 



275 The Glidelia. 

the second, the third to save its stake; maidens allowed 5 lb; one 
mile and a quarter. Closed with 88 subs., viz 



Appiegate & Co.'s Brambeline 
E. J. Baldwin's Estrella 

Mollie MeCarty's Last 

Santa Anita Belle 

D. D. Bell's Vie 
Virgie D. 

S. S. Brown's Eukonia 

Vamoose 

Vedette 

S. D. Bruce's ^agt.) Tiara 
S. Bryant's Allie Long 

Hetties. 

Burton & Co.'s Miss Lizzie 
J. J. Carter's Hermitage 
Chinn & Co.'s Flora L. 

Mattie T. 

J. S. Clark's Sungleam 

O. H. Clay's Lady Longfellow 

E. Corrigan's Atelante 

Hattie Carlile 

Mary Payne 

Mary Winifred 

Pike's Peak 

Pixy 

Cottrill & Co.'s Alabama 

Bessie Hinckley 

Hot Spring 

Music Box 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
W, A Dun's Gush Gaster 

Waw-o-sae-na 

L, B. Fields' Bettie C. . 
Fleetwood Stable's Miramar 

Missive 

Trance 

J. Funk's Fedora 

C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Lovely 

J. W. Greer's Miss Getup 

C. E. Hamilton's Rosine 

D. R. Harness' Shadow 
Hilgert & Co.'s Elsineure 
W. P. Hunt's Mohongo 



W. P. Hunt s Tuh 
Huistbourne Stable's Acaria 

Alfreta 

Alma 

H. Johnson's Caroline 

Hannah 

Juliette 

R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Miss Bowler 
Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 

Miss Anna 

Linwood Stable's Catherine M. 

Moonshine 

Patience 

Melbourne Stable's Mazella 

Pure Rye 

B. B. Millions Hattie D. H. 

T. W. Moore & Co.'s Bonnie Blue 

Kaloolah 

Morris & Co.'s Golden Flea 
Palo Alto Farm's Guenn 

Keepsake 

Robin Lass 

G. F. Park's Xallapa 
W. Preston's Marmoset 
M. D. Richardson's Alta Blue 
J. & J. Swigert's Katrina 

Silk Gown 

Talbot Bros.' Liera 

B. G. Thomas' Dixie Himyar 

Lady Himyar 

May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

J. H. Thompson's Allie B. 

Faith Thompson 

L. H. Todhunter's Haidee 
J. W. Turner's Fascalete 
Silver Bell 

F. Waters' Miss Laura 
P. M. West's Glenn Ann 

G. D. Wilson's Mary Ann 
Wooding & Co.'s Ada D. 
Bastante 

M. Young's Red Girl 
Spaldie 



276 



The Himyar (1886), 
a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foala of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $10 only if declared by Aug. 1, 1885, $20 if by Jan. 1, 1886, or 



1886 



Latonia— Spring. 



183 



276 2^/16 Himyar. 

$30 if by May 1, 1886, with $1,500 added, of which $300 to the sec- 
ond, the third to save its stake; the winner of the Hindoo Stakes 
to carry 5 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; one mile and three fur- 
longs. Closed with 64 subs., viz. 



Applegate & Co.'s Birthday 

Endurer 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Silver Cloud 

Solid Silver 

S. S Brown's Beaver 

Fetch'em 

Vendor 

S. Bryant's Waddell Bryant 

J. J, Carter's Fabius 

Reuben 

W. L. Cassidy's Kirkman ', 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

T. J. Clay's Gen. CHtz 
E. Corrigan's Atelante 

Bluestone 

Hattie Carlile 

J. B. Ferguson 

Mary Winifred • 

Sampson 

€ottrill & Co.'s Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

Zig-Zag 

L. Curran's Falls City 

Figaro 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
Easton & Co.'s Montana Regent 
L. B. Fields' Engleman 
Fleetwood Stable's Ulva 
J. Funk's John Morris 



W. P. Hunt's Annawan 

Asceola 

C. B. Jaynes & Co.'s Tenlike 
R. A. Johnson's Adrian 
Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 
T. J. Megibben's Endover 
Melbourne Stable's Blue Wing 

Syntax 

The Bourbon 

Morris & Co.'s Longford 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 
Guenn 



Robin Lass 

J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full , 

Phil. Lee 

Valor 

B. G. Thomas' Dixie Himyar 

Lady Himyar 

May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

J. W. Turner's Blue Times 
J. T. Williams' Mattie Corbett 

Montezuma 

Pat Sheefly 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Bnright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Spaldie 

Stormer 

...... Warfellow 



To be Run at the Autumn Meeting. 

277 The Springbok (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half 
forfeit, $10 only if declared by Aug. 1, 1885, $20 if by Jan. 1, 1886, 
or $30 if by Sept. 1, 1886, with $1,500 added, of which $300 to the 
second, the third to save its stake; winners of a three-year-old 
stake to carry 5 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; one mile and five 
furlongs. Closed with 63 subs., viz.: 
E. J. Baldwin's Linda J. J. Carter's Fabius 

Primero Reuben 

Silver Cloud Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

S. S. Brown's Typo Harrodsburg 

Victor E. Corrigan's Atelante 



184 



Latonia — Spring. 



188 e 



277 The Spr 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

Bluestone 

J. B. Ferguson 

Cottrill & Co.'s Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

Zig-Zag 

L. Curran's Falls City 

Figaro 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
Easton & Co.'s Montana Regent 
L. B. Fields' Dempsey 

Fugleman 

Fleetwood Stable's Trance 

XJlva 

C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Lovely 

W. P. Hunt's Annawan 

Asceoia 

Capt. Shaw 

Mohongo 

W. P. Hunt's Tuh 
H. Johnson's Caroline 

Farrell 

E. A. Johnson's Adrian 
Miss Bowler 



ingbok. 

Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 
Linwood Stable's Catherine M. 

Patience 

B. B. Million's HattieD. H. 
Morris & Co.'s Longford 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Guenn 

Keepsake 

Eobin Lass 

W. Preston's Marmoset 

J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full 

Grimaldi 

B. G. Tomas' Dixie Himyar 

Lady Himyar 

May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

J . T. Williams' Mattie Corbett 

Montezuma 

PatSheedy 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 

]\Jasterpiece 

Spaldie 

Stormer 

Warfellow 



278 



The Falsetto (1886), 



a sweepstakes for three- year- olds 'foaJs of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $10 only if declared by Aug. 1, 1885, $20 if bj' J.an. 1, 188f5, or 
$30 if by Sept. 1, 1886, with $2,000 added, of which $400 to the 
second, the third to save its stake; winners of a three-year-old 
stake of the value of $1,500, to carry 5 lb. extra; maidens allowed 
5 lb.; two miles. Closed with 57 subs., viz.: 



E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

MoUie McCarthy's Last 

Primero 

Silver Cloud 

S. S. Brown's Eukonia 

Vendor 

J. H. Carter's Allie Long 
J. J. Carter's Fabius 

Reuben 

E. Corrigan's Atelante 

B. G. Bruce 

J. B. Ferguson 

Sampson 

Cottrill & Co.'s Frank Norris 
Lancaster 



Cottrill & Co.'s Lewis Clark 

Zig-Zag 

L. Curran's Falls City 
W. A. Dun's Hatto 

Wakoo 

Waw-o-sae-na 

Easton & Co.'s Montana Regent 
Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 

Miramar 

W. P. Hunt's Annawan 
...... Asceoia 

Capt. Shaw 

Mohongo 

Tuh 

C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Tenlike 



1886 



Latonia — Spring; SL Louis Spring 



187 



278 The 

E. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 
Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 
Linwood Stable's Catherine M. 
Morris & Co.'s Longford 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Giienn 

.. ,. . Keepsake 

Robin Lass 

Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 
J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Fall 

Valor 

B. G. Thomas' Dixie Himyar 

Lady Himyar 

May Lady 



FalseMo. 

B. G. Thomas' Sis Himyar 
J. H. Thomas' Faith Thompson 
J. W. Turner's Blue Times 
J, T. Williams' Mattie Corbett 

Montezuma 

Pat Sheedy 

M. Young's Bankrupt 
...... Enright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Spaldie 

Stormer 

Warfellow 



279 



ST. LOUIS PAllt HORSE DEPAHTMENT, 

ST. LOUIS, MO. 

To he Run at the ^Spring Meeting. 

St„ L.ouis Fair Derliy (18S6), 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half 
forfeit, $20 only if declared by April 1, 1886, with $3,000 added, 
the second to receive $500, and the third $200 out of the stakes; 
winners of any three-year-old stake of the value of $2,000, ta 
carry 5 lb. extra; one mile and a half. Closed with 95 subs., viz.: 



Applegate & Co.'s Birthday 

Endurer 

E, J. Baldwin's Estrella 

Lijero 

Silver Cloud 

Solid Silver 

C. Bell's The Dude 

S. W. Briggs' Fausterman 

Molly Bawn 

S. S. Brown's Fetch'em 

Typo 

Vendor 

Victor 

J. A. Bruton's Clones 

Porthane 

Stony Batter 

Uncle Dan 

•J. Carter's Fabius 

Reuben 

W. L. Cassidy's Kirkman 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

G. H. Clay's Lady Longfellow 
J. B. Clay's Polaris 



E. Corrigan's Atelante 

B. G. Bruce 

Bluestone 

J. B. Ferguson 

Mary Payne 

Cottrill & Co.'s Alabama 

Frank Norris 

Lancaster 

Lewis Clark 

Zig-Zag 

L. Curran's Falls City 

Figaro 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
Easton & Co.'s Montana Regent 
L. B. Fields' Dempsey 
Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 
J. Funk's Fedora {deai) 

John Morris 
Gray & Co.'s Jim Gray 

Lucas 

Hilgert & Co.'s Epsom 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 

Asceola 

Capt. Shaw 



186 



St. Louis — Spring. 



1886 



279 St. Louis 

W. p. Hunt's Little Charley 
C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Tenlike 
W. B. Jennings' Gen. Price 

James A. II. 

H. F. Johnson's Jay Bee J. 
Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 
V. L. Kirkman's Edgar G. Murphy 
Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 
W. C. McGavock & Co.'s Eager 
Melbourne Stable's The Bourbon 
Morris & Co.'s Longford 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Guenn 

Keepsake 

Plato 

Robin Lass 

R. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 
J. D. Patton's Ben Grant 

Doctor 

W. Preston's Marmoset 
Eancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

Fortuna 

Katie Darling 

Precioso 



Fair Derby. 
Rancho del Paso's Tyranny 

Ysabel 

Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 

J. L. Spears' O 'Fallon 

J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full 

Grimaldi 

Phil Lee 

Sir Joseph 

Vulcan 

B. G. Thomas' Dixie Himyar 

May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

J. Thompson's Gallatin 

J. T. Williams' Mattie Corbett 

Montezuma 

PatSheedy 

M. Young's Bankrupt 

Enright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Spaldie 

Stormer 

WarfeUow 



280 



The St. Louis Fair Oalcs (1888), 



a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies (foals of 1883), at $100 each, 
half forfeit, $20 only if declared by April 1, 1886, with $1,500 
added, the second to receive $300, and the third $200 out of the 
stakes; winners of any three-year-old stake of the value of $1,000. 
to carry 5 lb. extra; one mile and a half. Closed with 72 subs., viz : 



Avplegate & Co.'s Brambeline 
IE. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Estrella 

Mollie McCarthy's Last . 

D. D. Bell's Vie 
Virgie D. 

S. W. Briggs' Molly Bawn 
S.S. Brown's Eukonia 

Vamoose 

Burton & Co.'s Miss Lizzie 
J. Carter's Hermitage 
J. H. Carter's Allie Long 
Chinn & Co.'s Flora L. 

Mattie T. 

J. S. Clark's Sungleam 

Geo. H. Clay's Lady Longfellow 

Trinkitat 

E. Corrigan's Atelante 
Mary Payne 



E. Corrigan's Mary Winifred 

Pike's Peak 

Pixy 

Cottrill & Co.'s Alabama 

Bessie Hinckley 

Hot Springs 

.... Music Box 
M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
L. B. Fields' Bettie C. 
Fleetwood Staole's Miramar 

Trance 

J. Funk's Fedora {dead) 
J. W. Greer's Miss Getup 
Hilgert & Co.'s Elsineure 
W. P. Hunt's Mohongo 

Tuh 

W. B. Jennings' Ursuline Nun 
R. F, Johnson's Blue Cloak 
Cheekie 



1886 



St. Louis — Spring. 



187 



280 



I'he St. Louis Fair OaJcs. 



K. A. Johnson & Go's Miss Bowler 
Iiawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 

Miss Anna 

Linwood Stable's Catherine M. 

Moonshine 

Patience 

B. B. Million's Hattie D. fl. 
T. W. Moore's Bonnie Blue 

Kaloolah 

Morris & Co.'s Gold Flea 
Palo Alto Farm's Guenn 

Harriet 

Keepsake 

Robin Lass 

K. C. Pate's Amy Hyde 

. . Prima Donna 
W, Preston's Schottka 



Bancho del Paso's Fortuna 

Katie Darling 

Precioso 

Tyranny 

Ysabel 

M. D. Richardson's Alta Blue 
J. & J. Swigerfs Ka*rina 

Silk Gown 

B. G. Thomas' Dixie Himyar 

Lady Himyar 

May Lady 

Sis Himyar 

R. & S Weisiger's Ida Burke 
Wooding & Co.'s Ada D. 
...... Bastante 

M. Young's Red Girl 
Spaldie 



281 



each, half for- 
,000 added, the 



The Charles Oreen (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, (foals of 1833), at 
feit, $20 only if declared by April 1, 1886, with 
second to receive $300, and the third $150 out of the stakes; win- 
ners of a stake of the value of $2,000, to carry 5 lb. extra; one 
naile and a quarter. Closed with 82 subs., viz. : 

Cottrill & Co.'s Lewis Clark 

Zig-Zag 

L. Curran's Falls City 

Figaro 

M. Doyle & Co.'s Long Slipper 
Easton & Co.'s Montana Regent 
L. B. Fields' Engleman 
Fleetwood Stable's Ulva 
J. Funk's John Morris 
Gray & Co.'s Jim Gray 

Lucas 

Hilgert & Cp.'s Epsom 
W. P. Hunt's Annawan 

iv. p.* Hunt's Little Charley 
C. R. Jaynes & Co.'s Tenlike 
W. B. Jennings' Gen. Price 
R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 
v. L. Kirkman's Edgar G. Murphy 
Lawrence & Co.'s Cynthiana 
T. J. Megibben's Endover 
Melbourne. Stable's The Bourbon 
Morris & Co.'s Longford 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Guenn 

Harriet 

. . . Keepsake 



E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Estrella 

Primero 

Solid Silver 

C. Bell's The Dude 

S. W. Briggs' Fausterman 

S. S. Brown's Beaver 

Fetch'em 

J. A. Bruton's Clonee 

Porthane 

Stony Batter 

Uncle Dan 
J. Carter's Fabius 

Reuben 

W. L. Cassidy's Kirkman 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

T. J. Clay's Gen. Clitz 
E. Corrigan's Atelante 

B. G. Bruce 

Bluestone 

J. B. Ferguson 

Mary Payne 

Tartar 

Cottrill & Co.'s Alabama 

Frank Norris 

Lancaster 



288 St. Louis — Spring; Baltimore — Syring. 1886 

281 The Charles Green. 

Palo Alto Farm's Plato B. G. Thomas' May Lady 

Robin Lass Sis Himyar 

J. D. Fatton's Ben Grant J. Thompson's Gallatin 

Doctor B. & S. Weisiger's Ida Buike 

Rancho del Paso's Ben All Returning Board 

Fortuna J. T. Williams' Mattie Corbett 

Katie Darling Montezuma 

Precioso Pat Sheedy 

Tyranny M. Young's Bankrupt 

Ysabel Enright 

J. & J. Swigert's Broeck Full ■ Kinglight 

Grimaldi .... . . Masterpiece 

B. G. Thomas' Dixie Himyar Stormer 

Lady Himyar Warfellow 



282 



St. lionis Fair Stallion (1S86), 
a sweepstakes for two-year-olds (foals of 1884), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $20 only if declared by April 15, 1886, with $2,000 added, the 
second to receive $500, and the third $250 out of the stakes; win- 
ners of any two-year-o^d stake of the value of $1,000, to carry 5 
lb. ; of two or more stakes of any value, 10 lb. extra; six furlongs. 
Conditions. — Owners or others desiring the privilege of entering 
colts or fillies in this stake shall first enter the sires of the same at 
the price of their last season (sires dead or retired to be entered at 
the price of their last season); no colt or filly is eligible for en- 
trance unless their sire is represented by such subscription; the 
owner of the sire of the winner to receive $300, and the owner of 
the sire of the second to receive $200 out of said subscriptions; the 
balance to go with the amount added by the club. Closed Jan. 1, 

1885, with 22 subs, for stallions, amounting to $ , viz.: 

Rancho del Paso's Kyrle Daly.$100 W. B. Jennings' Hi Ban . 20 

Lomgfleld '. . 50 Holly & Co.'s Hardwood 15 

E. J. Baldwin's Grinstead. ... 50 J. B. Prathers' Faustus 15 

. . . . Rutherfurd 50 J. & J. Swigert's Bulwark Iq 

E. Corrigan's Lelaps 50 W. Cottrill's Ferncliffe 

T. J. Megibben's Springbok... 50 Rebel 

Palo Alto Farm's Flood 50 L. B. Fields' Harry O'Fallon. . 

R. Rowett's Hyder All 50 W. P. Hunt's Frogtown . .... 

W. M. Aslock's Cape Race 25 B. G. Thomas' Fellowcraft 

J. L. Turner's Athlete 25 King Ban 

M. Young's Onondaga 25 R. & S. Weisiger's Incommode. 

MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB, 

B\L.TIMORE, MD. 

To be Run at the Sping Meeting. 



283 



Tlie Annual -Home-Bred (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), bred and owned at the 
time of running by the nominator, at $50 each, half forfeit, $10 



1886 



Ball [more — Spring. 



189 



283 ^'^^ Annual 

only if declared out by May 1, 
f 100 to the second: one mile. 

O. Bowies Carissima 

Cassatt 

Cato 

cli c, by Catesby— My Mary- 
land 

Davis & Hall's blk f, by Telema- 
cbus — Rosie 

T. W. Doswell's Eurus 

Wayward 

Mr. Kelso's Lansdowne 

Leopold 

Strategy 

Cr. H. Kernagban's Jennie B. 

C. W. Medinger's Wbeatly 



Home-Bred. 

1885, with $500 added, of which 

Closed with 23 subs., viz.: 

J. S. Owens' Sage Tea 

ch c, by Botheration — Cara- 

mita 

ch c,by Botheration — Mabel 

W. L. Scott's Binnacle 

Juryman 

Velvet 

R. W. Walden's Argyle 

Comique 

Rock and Rye 

T, M. Wbitaker's b c, by Eolus- 

Eugenia Pickens 
W. "Williams' John Alexander 



20 A The Chesapeake (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies (foals of 1883), at $50 each, half 
forfeit, only $10 it declared by May 1, 1885, with $500 added, of 
which $100 to the second; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 22 
subs., viz.: 
O. Bowie's Carissima G. H. Kernaghan's Little Minnie 

Catarrh C. Littlefield's Bandala 

Shady ' J. S. Owens' Sage Tea 

J. E. Cannon's Grace C. W. L. Scott's Aureole 
Davis & Co.'s blk f , by Telemachus Charity 



— Rosie 
T. W. Doswell's Amulet 

Souvenir 

Mr. Kelso's Mystery 

Strategy 

Waitawhile 

G. H. Kernaghan's Jennie B. 



Elavia 

Scottish Lass 

Waitaway 

R. W. Walden's Bessie B. 

Letretia 

Virgilia 



285 



The Preakness (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $50 each, half for- 
feit, $10 only if declared by May 1, 1885; with $1,000 added, of 
which $200 to the second; one mile and a half. Closed with 26 
subs., viz.: 
O. Bowie's Cassatt T. W. Doswell's Wayward 

Cato Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

ch c,by Catesby — My Mary- Jjansdowne 

land Lottery 

Davis & Co.'s El Mahdi The Bard 

Patrocles G. H Kernaghan's Col. Cowan 

T. W, Doswell's Eolean Fred Smith 

Eurus C. W. Medinger's Cow Driver 

Harry Russell Wheatly 



190 



Baltimore — Spring. 



1886 



285 The Preakness. 

J. S. Owens' ch c, by Bothera«^^ion W. L. Scott's Quito 

— Caramita War Whoop 

ch c,by Botheration — Mabel F. Stearns, Jr. 's, Elkwood 

W. L. Scott's Beilringer R. W. Walden's Rock and Rye 
Pocomoke Royal 



^f^^ To be Run at the Autumn Meeting. 

2ob '^i^^ Dixie, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $10 only if declared by Jan. 1, and $25 if declared by August 
1, 1886; with $1,500 added, of which $500 to the second, the third 
to save its stake; two miles. Closed with 88 subs., viz.: 

A. Fischer's Melton 



Appleby & Co.'s Attorney 

Beverly 

Blue Day 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

Wildwood 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

. . Pure Rye 

Syntax 

O. Bowie's Cassatt 
Cato 



Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 

Lottery 

The Bard 

N . W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Brown Duke 

N. W. Kittson's Headlad 

Mink 

Stalwart 



ch c, by Catesby— My Mary- The Doctor 



land 

F. T. Bruce's Lewin 
Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

The DiiDper (dead) 

E. Corrigan's Atelante 
J. Cotton's Listo 
Davis & Hall's Patrocles 
T. W. Doswell's Bolian 

Eurus 

Harry Russell 

Wayward 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Ferona 

Hawley 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Peekskill 

Portland 

Quincy 

Richfield 

Rutland 



Wauweecus 
C. Littlefleld's Bandala 
G. L. Lorillard's Fleetwing 

.... Friar 

Mariner 

C. W. Medingep's Cowdriver 

Wheatly 

T. J. Megibben's Rockwell 

J. S. Owen's ch c, by Botheration 

— Caramita 

ch c, by Botheration— Mabel 

Preakness Stable's Linden 

Regina 

Repartee 

Ramapo Stable's Adoneiis 

Prince Leopolfl 

Rancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Hercules , 

Housatonic 

Kanawha 

Pontico 

Ragnaroc 

Restless 

Savanac 



1886 



Balthnore — Sprmg. 



191 



286 

Rac cocas Stable's Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor 

W. L. Scott's Binnacle 

Pocomoke 

Velvet 

Waitaway 

War Whoop 



The Dixie. 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Patrol 

F. Stearns, Jr 's, Elkwood 
cli f, by Thunderstorm- 
Sue Dougherty 

Ri. W. Walden's Argyle 

Rock and Rye 

Royal 



287 



The Vestal (1886), 



a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies (foals of 1883), at $25 each, $10 
only if declared by -Jan 1, 1886, with $500 added, the second to re- 
ceive $100 out of the stakes; one mile and a half. Closed with 50 
subs., viz. 



Appleby & Co.'s Addie C. 

EllaS. 

Moss Rose 

Red Riding Hood 

O. Bowie's Carissima 

Catarrh 

Shady 

F. T. Bruce's Tiara 

J. E. Cannon's Grace C. 

Clipsiana Stable's Lady B. 

.... Laura Garrison 
E. Corrigan's Atelante 



N. W. Kittson's Spinnette 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 
G. L. Lorillard's Fay 

Fancy 

D. Mace's Witch 
Preakness Stable's Regina 
...... Soprano 

Rancocas Stable's Dewdrop 
Kanawha 

Naiad 

Restless 

Saluda 



Davis & Hall's blk f, by Telema- Talladega 



chus — Rosie 
Dwyer Bros.' Lulu 

Lydia 

. . . . Millie 

G. H. Kernaghan's Belle Walsh 

.... Little Minnie 
Mr. Kelso's Shamrock 

Strategy 

Waitawhile 

N. W. Kittson's Calera 

Cresset 

Inka 

Luminous 



Ulidia 
W. L. Scott's Aureole 

Charity 

, : . . . . Flavia 

Faun 

Scottish Lass • 

Waitaway 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Gladys 

Kalula 

Suffolk Stable's ch f, by Thundej- 

stcrm — Sue Dougherty 
R. W. Walden's Bessie B. 
Letretia 



288 



Tlie Breokenridge (18S6) 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $300 each, $100 for- 
feit, $10 only if declared by Jan . 1, $25 if declared by Aug. 1, and 



192 



Baltimore — Autumn . 



1886 



288 



The Breckenridge. 



$50 if declared by Oct, 1, 1886, with $1,000 added, of whieli |500 to 
the second, the third to save its stalie, winner of the Dixie to carry 
5 lb. extra; two miles. Closed with 87 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Attorney 

Blue Day 

Beverly 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

Wildwood 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue "Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

O. Bowie's Cassatfc 

Cato 

ch 0, by Catesby — My Mary- 
land 
Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

The Dipper (dead) 

J. Cotton's Listo 

Davis & Hall's Patrocles 

T. W. Doswell's Eolian 

Eurus 

Harry Russell 

Wayward 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Ferona 

Ha wlej 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Peekskill 

Portland 

-. Quincy 

...... Richfield 

Rutland 

A. Fischer's Melton 
Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 

Lottery 

The Bard 

N. "W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Brown Duke 

Headlad 



N. W. Kittson's Mink 
Stalwart 

The Doctor 

Wauweecus 

C. Littlefleld's Bandala 
Gr. L. Lorillard's Fleet wing 

Friar 

Mariner 

C. W. Medinger's Cowdriver 

Wheatly 

T. J. Megibben's Rockwell 
J. S. Owens' ch c, by Botheration — 
Caramita 

ch c,by Botheration — Mabel 

Preakness Stable's Bassanio 

Linden 

Regiua 

Ramapo Stable's Adoneus 

Prince Leopold 

Rancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Hercules 

Housatonic 

. . . 3 . . Kanawha 

Pontico 

...... Ragnaroc 

Restless 

Savanao 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor 

W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Juryman 

Pocomoke 

Quito 

.: Velvet 

"War "Whoop 

F. Stearns, Jr.'s Elk wood 
E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Patrol 
Suffolk Stable's ch f, by Thunder- 
storm—Sue Dougherty^ 
R. "W. "Walden's Argj^le 

Rock and Rye 

Royal 



1886 



Jerome Park — Spring. 



193 



289 



AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB. 
je:koj!»ie park. 

To be Bun at the Spring Meeting. 



Tlie Wltliers (1886), 
tk sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half 
forfeit, $10 only if declared by Aug. 1, 1885, or $20 if declared May 
15, 1886, with $1,000 added, the second to receive $200 out of the 
stakes; one mile. Closed with 72 subs., viz.: 
Appleby & Co.'s Attorney G-. H. Kernaghan's Jennie B. 

Blue Day N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

Wildwood 

O. Bowie's Cassatt 
...... Cato 

ch c, by Catesby 

land 



H. Brown's Bicycle {dead) 

Canonicus 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

The Dipper (dead) 

O. G. Dempsey's Bancroft 

Bertha 

Bogatan 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

, Envoleur 

, Hawley 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Peekskill 

Portland 

Quincy 

Richfield 

Rutland 

A. Fischer's Melton 



Mr. Kelso's Amalgam 
. . Banner Bearerl 
...... Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 

Lottery 

G. H. Kernaghan's Col. Cowan 



Brown Duke 

Headlad 

Mmk 

Promenade 

Stalwart 

My Mary- The Doctor 

G. L. Lorillard's Electric 
...... Fleetwing 

Friar 

Mariner 

Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
J. Munro's Biggonnet 
W. & W. M. Owens' ch c, by Both- 
eration — Caramita 

ch c,by Botheration— Mabel 

Preakness Stable's Bassanio 

Linden 

Repartee 

Vindex 

Ramapo Stable's Adoneua 

Prince Leopold 

P. H. Ryan's Blue Jay 

Glenbrook 

...... Virgaloo 

W. L. Scott's Flavia 

Pocomoke 

Waitaway 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier 
Patrol 

F. Stearns, Jr.'s Elkwood 
D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Marmion 

Salisbury 

imp br c, by Hampton 

Sultana 



260 



The Belmont (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, $50 for- 



13 



194 



Jerome Park — Spring. 



188a 



290 ^he Belmont 

feit, $10 only if declared by Aug. 1, 1885, or 

with $1,200 added, the second to receive 

one mile and a half. Closed with 65 suts ., viz : 

Appleby & Co.'s Attorney Mr. Kelso's The Bard 



ifby May 15, 1886- 
out of the stakes; 



Blue Day 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

Wildwood 

O. Bowie's Cassatt 

Gato 

eh c, by 

Maryland 
F. T. Bruce's Lewin 
CUpsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

LadyB. 

The Dipper (dead). 

T. W. Doswell's Eolian 

Harry Russell 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Hawley 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Peekskill 

Portland 

Quincy 

Richfield 

Rutland 

A. Fischer's Melton 
Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 

Lottery 



G. H. Kernaghan's Col. Cowan 

Fred Smith 

N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Brown Duke 

Headlad 

Mink 

Catesby — My Promenade 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

G. L. Lorillard's Fleetwing 

Friar 

Mariner 

Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
Preakness Stable's Bassanio 

Linden 

Repartee 

Vindex 

Ramapo Stable's Adoneu& 

Prince Leopold 

P. H. Ryan's Blue Jay 

Glenbrook 

Virgaloo 

W. L. Scott's Bellringer 
...... Binnacle 

Juryman 

Velvet 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Briar 
Patrol 

F. Stearns, Jr.'s Elk wood 
D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Salisbury 

br c, by Hampton — Sultana 



231 The LiAdies (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies, at $100 each, half forfeit, $10* 
only if declared by August 1, 1885, or $20 if by May 15, 1886, with 
$1,000 added, the second to receive $200 out of the stakes; one 
mile and a quarter. Closed with 45 subs , viz.: 
Appleby & Co.'s Addie C. Cassidy Bros.' Ophelia 

Ella S. Clipsiana Stable's Lady B. 

Moss Rose C. G. Dempsey^'s Bertha 

Red Riding Hood Dwyer Bros.' Lulu 

O. Bowie's Carissima Lydia 

Shady Millie 

F. T. Bruce's Tiara P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 

J. E. Cannon's Grace C. Mr. Kelsos Mystery 



1886 



Jerome Park — FaU: 



195 



291 The 

Mr. Kelso's Strategy 

Waitawhile 

G. H. Keraaghan's Belle Walsh 

Jennie B. 

Little Minnie 

N. W. Kittson's Calera 

Cresset 

N. W. Kittson's Inka 

Luminous 

Spinnette 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 
Q. L, Lorillard's Fay 

, Ladybird 

J. Munro's Biggonnet 

W. & W. M. Owen's Sage Tea 



Ladies. 

Preakness Stable's Begin a 

Soprano 

W. L. Scott's Aureole 

Charity 

Faun 

Flavia 

Scottish Lass 

Waitaway 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Gladys 

Kalula 

D. D. Withers' Longstop 

b f , by King Ernest— Revolt 

b f , by Ventilator— Fa ver- 

dale {dead) 
Necromancy 



rtQft To be run in the FaU. 

UOU The Jerome (l>!i86), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $10 only if declared by Aug . 1, 1885, or $20 if declared by 
Sept. 1, 1886, with $1,000 added, the second to receive $300 out of 
the stakes; winners of any three-year-old stake when carrying 
ing weight for age or more, of the value ol $2,000, to carry 3 lb. ; 
of two such races, 7 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; one mile and 
three-quarters. Closed with 80 subs., viz. : 



Appleby & Co.'s Attorney 

Beverly 

Blue Day 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

Molhe IMcCarthy 's Last 

Primero 

Silver Cloud 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Pure Rye 

Syntax 

O. Bowie's Cassatt 

Cato 

ch c, by Catesby — My Mary- 
land 
G. B. Bryson's Benzaline 
Clipsiana Stable' s Ben Pry or 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

C. G. Dempsey's Benton 

Bogatan 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Ferona 

Hawley 



Dwyer Bros.' Lulu 

Lvdia 

MUlie 

Peek skill 

Portland 

Quincy 

Richfield 

Rutland 

A. Fischer's Melton 
Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 

...... Lottery 

.... The Bard 

N. W. Kittson's 4.b3iel 

Brown Duke 

Headlad 

Mink 

Promenade 

Stalwart 

. . . . The Doctor 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 

G. L. Lorillard's Fleet wing 

Friar 

Mariner 



196 



Jerome Park- — Fall. 



1886 



292 

W. & W. M. Owens' ch c, by Both- 
eration — Caraminta 

ch c, by Botheration — Mabel 

Preakness Stable's Bassanio 
...... Linden 

Kegina 

Repartee 

Eamapo Stable's Adoneus 

Prince Leopold 

Rancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Hercules 

..... Housatonic 

Pontico 

Ragnaroc 



The Jerome. 



Rancocas Stablfe's Savanac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor 

P. H. Ryan's blue Jay 

Virgaloo 

W. L. Scott s Juryman 

Pocomoke 

Velvet 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Patrol 

F. Stearns, Jr.'s Elkwood 
D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 
Marmion 

br c, by Hampton— Sultana 

b c, by Sterling — Sea Mark 



DECLARED BEFORE A UG. 1, 1885 -a< $10 each. 
Clipsiana Stable's The Dipper 



293 



Tlie Hunter (1886) 



a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half 
forfeit, $10 only if declared by August 1, 1885, or $20 if declared by 
Sept. 1, 1886; with $1,000 added, the second to receive $300 out of 
the stakes ; winners of any three-year-old stake, when carrying 
weight for age or more, of the value of $2,000 to carry 3 lb., of two 
such races 7 lb. extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.; one mile and three- 
quarters. Closed with 55 subs , viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Addie C. 

Ella S. 

Moss Rose 

Red Riding Hood 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Estrella 

Linda 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

0. Bowie's Carissima 
.... Shady 

F. T. Bruce's Tiara 

O. B. Bryson's Benzaline 
J, E. Cannon's Grace C. 
Cassidy Bros' Ophelia 
Clipsiana Stable'^ Lady B. 
C. Or. Dempsey's Bertha 
Dwyer Bros.' Millie 

Lulu 

Lydia 

P H. Hynes' Dahabiah 
Mr. Kelso's Shamrock 
...... Waitawhile 



Q. H. Kernaghan's Belle Walsh 

Jennie B. 

Little Minnie 

N. W. Kittson's Calera 

Cresset 

Inka 

Luminous 

N. W. Kittson's Spinnette 
C. Littlefield's Bandala 
G. L. Lorillard's Fancy 

Fay 

J. Munro's Biggonnet 
Preakness Stable's Regina 

Soprano 

Rancocas Stable's Dewdrop 

Kanawha 

Naiad 

Restless 

Talladega 

Ulidia 

W. L. Scott's Aureole 
Charity 



1886 Jerome Park — Fall; Coney Island— Spring. 



197 



293 The Hunter. 

W, L. Scott's Homeward Bound 

Scottish Lass 

Waitaway 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Gladys 

Suffolk Stable's ch f. by Thunder- 
storm — Sue Dougherty 



D. D. Withers' Longstop 

Necromancy 

b f, by King Ernest— Revolt 

br f , by King Ernest or Mac- 

caroon — Echo 
. . br f , by Ventilator— Faver- 

dale (dead) 



CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CL13B, 

NEW YORK CITY and SHBEPSHEAD BAY» N. Y 



294 



To 6e Run at the Spring Meeting. 



The Tidal (1886), 
a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $20 only If declared by July 1, 1885, with $1,500 -added, the 
second to receive $300 out of the stakes; one mile. Olossd with 
100 subs., VIZ. : 



Appleby & Oo.'s Attorney 

Beverly 

Blue Day 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

Wildwood 

W. S, Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

O. Bowie's Caseatt 

, Cato 

ch c, by Catesby 

land 
F. T. Bruce's Lewin 
Chinu & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

The Dipper [dead) 

E. Oorrigan's Hattie Carllle 

Mary Payne 

. Mary Winmfred 

J. Cotton's Listo 
Davis & Co.'s Patrocles 
T. W. Doawell's Way ward 
DwyerBros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Ferona 

Hawley 



Dwyer Bros 's Lulu 

Lydia 

...... Millie 

Peekskill 

...... Portland 

Quincy 

Richfield 

Rutland 

A. Fischer's Melton 

J. W. Greer's Henry Batchelor 

Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

My Mary- Lansdowne 

Leopold 

Lottery 

G. H. Kernaghan's Col. Cowan 

Jennie B. 

H. E. Kimbell & Co.'s Bob Bur- 
dette 

Hat Ban 

N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Brown Duke 

Headlad 

Mink 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

Wauweecus 

G. L. Lorillard's Fleetwing 

Friar 

Mariner 

J. H. McCreery's Bicycle (dead) 
Canonicus 



198 



Coney Island — ISpriny. 



1886 



294 The 

J. McMahon's Jolin D. 

C. W. Mediuger's Cowdriver 

Wheatly 

Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
J. Munro's Biggonet 
Preakness Stable's Bassanlo 

Linden 

Repartee 

Rancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Hercules 

Housatonlc 

Kanawba 

Naiad 

Pontico 

Restless 

\ Savanac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor 



Tidal. 

P. H. Ryan's Blue Jay 

Glenbrook 

Virgaloo 

W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Binnacle 

Juryman 

Pocomoke 

Quito 

Velvet 

Waitaway 

War Whoop 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Patrol 

R. W. Walden's Argyle 

Rock and Rye 

D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Marmion 

Salisbury 

imp. br c, by Hampton- 
Sultana 

imp. b c, by Sterling — Sea 

Mark 



295 



The Mermaid (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies (foals of 1883). at $100 each, half 
forfeit. $20 only if declared by July 1, 1885, with $1,250 aded, the 
second to receive $250 out of the stakes; on© mile and a furlong. 
Closed with 61 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Addie C. 

EUaS. 

Moss Rose 

Red Riding Hood 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Pure Rye 
O. Bowie'* Carissima 

Shady 

r. T. Bruce's Bon Soir 

Tiara 

G. B. Bryson's Brambeline 
J. E, Cannon's &race C. 
Cassidy Bros.' Ophelia 
Cbinn & Co.'s Mattie T. 
Clirsiana Stable's Lady B.' 
E Corrigan's Hattie Carlile 

Mary Payne 

Mary Winifred 



P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 

Mr. Kelso's Strategy 

G. H. Kernaghan's Belle Walsh 

Jennie B. 

Little Minnie 

H. E. Kimbel & Co.'s Lucy H. 
N. W. Kittson's Calera 
Cresset 

F. W. Kittson's Inka 

Luminous 

Spinnette 

0. Littlefield's Bandala 

G. L. Lorlllard's Fancy 
Ladybird 

J. Munro's Biggonet 
Preakness Stable's Regina 
Rancocas Stable's Dewdrop 



Davis & Co.'s blk f, by Telemachus Kanawha 



— Rosie 
Dwyer Bros.' Ferona 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

J. W. Greers Miss Getup 



Naiad 

Restless 

Saluda 

Talledega 

Ulidia 

W. L Scott's Aureole 



1886 



Coney Island — Spring. 



199 



295 

W. L. Scott's Charity 

Faun 

Flavia 

Homeward Bound 

Scottish Lass 

Waitaway 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Gladys 
Kalula 



The Mermaid. 

Suflolk Stable's ch f, by Thunder- 
storm — Sue Dougherty 
K. W. Walden's Bessie B. 

Letretia 

I). D. Withers' Longstop 

Necromancy 

b f , by King Ernest— Revolt 



296 



Tlie Coney Island Derby (1886), 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $20 only if declared by July 1, 1885; with $2,500 added, the 
second to receive $500 out of the stakes; one mile' and a half. 
Closed with 99 subs., viz.: 

Appleby & Co.'s Attorney Dwyer Bros.' Lydia 



W 



Beverly 
.... Blue Day 
, . . . Fanwood 

Lookout 

, . . . Wildwood 

S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 
.. .. Pure Bye 

Syntax 

Bowie's Cassatt 
. . . . Cato 



MilUe 

Peekskill 

Portland 

Quincy 

Kichfleld 

Eutland 

A. Fischer's Melton 
Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 



ch c, by Catesby— My Mary- . . . .". . Lottery 



land 

F. T. Bruce's Lewin 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 

Jackson 

Lady B. 

The Dipper {dead) 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

Hattie Carlile 

J. B. Ferguson 

Mary Payne 

J. Cotton's Listo 
Davis & Co 's Patrocles 
T. W. Doswell's Eolean 

Eurus 

Harry Russell 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Ferona 

Hawley 

Lulu 



G. H. Kernaghan's Col. Cowan 

Fred Smith 

H. E. Kimbel & Co.'s Bob Burdette 

Bumble 

N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Brown Duke 

Headlad 

Mink 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

WauweecuB 

G. L. Lorillard's Fleetwing 

-. Friar 

Mariner 

J. H. McCreery's Bicycle {dead) 

Canonicus 

J. McMahon's John D. 

C. W. Medinger's Cowdriver 
Wheatly 

J. S. Owens' ch c, by Botheration 
— Caramita 

ch c, by Botheration — Mabel 

Preakness Stable's Bassanio 



200 



Coney Island — Spring; Monmouth Park. 



188a 



296 



The Coney Island Derby. 



Preakness Stable's Linden 

Bepartee 

Bancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Hercules 

Housatonic 

Kanawha 

Pontico 

Bestless 

Savanac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor 

P. H. Byan's Blue Jay 

Glenbrook 

Virgaloo 



W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Binnacle 

Juryman 

Pocomoke 

Quito 

...... Velvet 

War whoop 
Shelby & Co.'s Ten Thousand 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Patrol 

F. Steams, Jr.'s, Elkwood 
B. W. Walden's Comique 
Boyal 

D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Salisbury 

imp. br c, by Hampton- 
Sultana 



297 



MONMOUTH PARK ASSOCIATION, 

MONMOUTH PARK, N. J. 
The Home-Bred Produce (1886), 



a sweepstakes for the produce of mares covered in 1883, at $50 each, 
half forfeit, with $500 added, the second to receive $100 out of the 
stakes; mares to be exclusively the property of subscribers at the 
time of subscribing and foaling, and the produce to remain wholly 
their property until after the race, or pay forfeit : those by untried 
stallions or out of untried mares allowed 3 lb.; if both 5 lb.; 
maidens allowed 5 lb.; allowances cumulative; six furlongs.. 
Closed with 62 subs . viz.: Allow^ 

Owner. Produce. Mare. Stallion. Clmd* 

Lb, 

O.Bowie Che Vosbuygh.... Australia Vassal 3 

Do Be — Belle Meade Legatee - 

Do Barren Glance Sensation 5 

Do Barren Oriole. Sensation 5 

D.C.Fannin Be Leah Z Enquirer - 

Mr. Kelso Ch f Bye-and-Bye Rayon D'Or... 3 

Do Bf Colleen Bawn .... Stratford 3 

-.. r^ . -. ,. ^ X, . „ J Stratford or 1 

Do Twins (dead) Heatherbell ^ Bend Or j3 

Do Barren Semper Felix Stratford 3 

G. L. Lorillard...Chf Ferida . ....Sensation 5 

Do Barren Heather Sensation 3 

Do Ch f Idalia Sensation 3 

Do Barren Ocean Queen Sensation... 5 

Do Barren Peggy Dawdle .. Sensation 3 

Do Ch c Stilette Sensation 5 

Do Che Spinaway Glenmore — 5 

Do Barren ■ Trommel Sensation 5 



1886 Monmouth Park. 201 

Allow. 
Owner. Produce. Mare. Stallion. Clmb. 

Lb. 

T. A. Lynch B c Lord Stanley,. Clyde Hall Derby 5 

Do Ch or grfClydelia.Lady Clyde Derby : 3 

Eancocas Stable.. Slipped Agenoria Mortemer. .. - 

Do B f Blairgowrie Mortemer - 

Do Barren Evadne Mortemer - 

Do Be Fanny Ludlow.. .Mortemer - 

Do Ch f Florence Mortemer - 

Do Ch c Glenrose Mortemer - 

Do Be Gyptis Mortemer - 

Do Bf Hortense D. of Magenta. 5 

Do Che Lizzie Lucas Mortemer - 

Do Barren Minnie Minor Mortemer - 

Do Barren Morlacchi Mortemer - 

Do Slipped Twins Gleata Mortemer - 

Do Barren..... Pappoose D. of Magenta. 5 

Do Bf Pera D.ofMagenta. 5 

Do Bf Perfection D . of Magenta. 5 

Do Ch f Squeez'em...... Mortemer - 

Do Barren Susan Ann Mortemer - 

Do Ch c {dead) Vandalite Mortemer - 

Do Ch.c(dead] Zoo Zoo Mortemer. ... - 

R. W. Walden.... Barren Letty Sensation 3^ 

Do Barren Luna Sensation .... 3 

Do Barren Minnie McC Sensation 3 

Do Barren Tecalco Sensation 3 

D. D. Withers.... Ch c Castagnette Macaroon 3 

Do B c..... Cyclone King Ernest.. - 

Do..... Chf Fan-Fan Macaroon. ... - 

Do Bf Invermore King Ernest.. 3 

Do Br f Mary Buckley.... Stonehenge... - 

Do.. Bf Maxim King Ernest.. 3 

Do Be Minority Stonehf nge - 

Do Chf Miss Bassett Macaroon..... - 

Suffolk Stable .... No report Long Maid Ten Froeck . . . - 

Do Che Sue Dougherty.. Ten Broeck, . - 



298 



The Liorillard (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $500 each, half for' 
feit, or only $10 if declared by Jan. 1, 1885; or $50 if declared by 
Jan. 1, 1886; or $100 if declared by June 25, 1886; with $5,000 given 
by Mr. Pierre Lorillard; the Association to add $1,000 for the sec- 
ond; the third to save his stake; horses foaled in the United States 
are not eligible for this stake unless sired in a foreign country, or 
by a stallion represented bv subscription to the Champion Stallion 
Stakes for 1885. (See Stake'lSO, p- ge 115), viz. : 
E. J. Baldwin's Rutherfurd W. G. Harding's Bramble 

A. Belmont's lU-Used Enquirer 

Kingfisher Great Tom 

Clay & Co.'s Billet G. L. Lorillard's Sensation 



202 



Monmouth Park. 



1886 



298 

I*. Lorillard's Duke of Magenta 
J*. Lorillard's Mortemer 

Saxon 

I^^. W, Kittson's Alarm 

Reform 



The Lorillard. 

D. Swigert'S Glenelg 

"Virgil 

B. G-. Tnomas' imp. King Ban 
T. Winters' Joe Hooker 
D. D. Withers* Stonehenge 



Closed Aug. 15, 1884, with 77 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Beverly 

Lookout 

Applegate & Co.'s Birthday 

. Endurer 

E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

Linda 

MolUe McCarthy's Last 

W. S Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 
Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

, Ferona 

, Hawley 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Peekskill 

Portland 

, Richfield 

Rutland 

Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 
Mr. Kelso's Banner Bearer 

Billycock 

N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Brown Duke 

Headlad 

Mink 

, Stalwart 

...... The Doctor 

Wauweecus 

C Littlefield's Bandala 
Q. L. Lorillard's Fleetwing 

Friar 

Mariner 



Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
J. Munro's Biggonnet 
Preakness Stable's Bassanio 

Repartee 

Ramapo Stable's Adoneus 

Prince Leopold 

Rancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

Epicure 

Precioso 

Rancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Hercules 

Housatanic 

Kanawha 

Pontico 

Restless 

Saluda 

Savanac 

Ulidia 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor 

P. H. Ryan's Glenbrook 

Virgaloo 

W. L. Scott's BelMnger 

. . Flavia 

Pocomoke 

Quito 

Waitaway 

War Whoop 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Patrol 
D. D. Withers' Necromancy 

Salisbury 

br c, by Hampton — Sultana 

. b c, by Sterling— Sea Mark 

b g, by Stonehenge - Cha- 
mois 



DECLARED JAN. 1, 1885— a« $10 each. 



G. H. Kernaghan's Col. Cow^n 
Rancocas Stable's Naiad 



Rancocas Stable's Ragnaroc 
Talladega 



299 



Tlie Monmonlli Oaks (1886^ 
a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies (foals of 1883), at $100 each. 



1886 



Monmouth Park. 



203 



299 ^^^ Monmouth Cup. 

half forfeit, $10 only if declared by Jan, 1, 1886, or $25 if by June 
25, 1886, with $1,000 added, the second to receive $300 out of the 
stakes; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 72 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Addie C. 

Ellas. 

Moss Rose 

. . Red Riding Hood 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 
Linda 

' MoUie McCarthy's Last 

Santa Anita Belle 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Pure Rye 

F. T. Bruce's Bon Soir 
Tiara 

G. B. Bryson's Benzaline 
J E. Cannon's Grace C. 
Cassidy Bros.' Ophelia 
Chinn & Co.'s Mattie T. 
Clipsiana Stable's Lady B. 
E. Corrigan's Hattie Carlile 
Mary Payne 

Mary Winifred 

C Q, Dempsey's Bertha 
Dwyer Bros.' Eerona 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 
Mr. Kelso's Strategy 

Waita while 

G. H. Kernaghan's Belle Walsh 

Jennie B. 

Little Minnie 

N. W. Kittson's Calera 

Cresset 

Inka 



N. W. Kittson's Luminous 
Spinnette 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 
G. L. Lorillard's Fancy 
Fay 

Ladybird 

J. Munro's Biggonnet 
W, & W. M. Owens* Sage Tea 
Preakness Stable's Regina 
Rancho del Paso's Billow 

Precioso 

Rancocas Stable's Dewdrop 

Kanawha 

Naiad 

Restless 

Saluda 

W. L. Scott's Aureole 

Charity 

Faun 

Flavia 

...... Homeward Bound 

...... Petticoat 

...... Scottish Lass 

Waitaway 

E. V. Snedeker& Co.'s Gladys 

Kalula 

R. W. Walden s Bessie B. 

Letretia 

Virgilia 

D. D. Withers' Longstop 
Necromancy 

b f, by King Ernest— Revolt 



DECLARED JAN. 1. lS85-at $10 each. 

Preakness Stable's Soprano D. D. Withers' br f, by King Ernest 

Rancocas Stable's Talladega or Macaroon — Echo 

Ulidia br f, by Ventilator — Faver- 

Witch dale 

W. L. Scott's Florence Fonso 



300 



Tile Stockton (1886), 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $10 only if declared by Jan, 1, 1885, $20 if by Jan 1. 1«8G or 
$30 if by June 25,1886; with $2,500 added, of which $500 to the 
second; winners of two or more three-year-old stakes of the value 



204 



Monmouth Park. 



1886 



300 



The Stockton. 



of $2,000, to carry 7 lb. extra; maidens allowed 7 lb. 
a quarter. Closed with 115 subs , viz.: 



one mile and 



Appleby & Co.'s Blue Day 

Beverly 

Fan wood 

Lookout 

Wildwood 

E. J. Baldwin's Estrella 
Lijero 

Primero 

Silver Cloud 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Blue Wing 

Pure Rye 

Syntax 

H. Brown's Canonicus 

F. T. Bruces Lewin 
Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 
Jackson 

LadyB. 

E. Corrigan's J. B Ferguson 

Mary Winifred 

b g, by Fechter — Hermine 

J. Cotton's Listo 

C. G. Dempsey's Bancroft 

Benton 

Bogatan 

T. W. Doswell's Eolian 

Eurus 

^ Harry Russell 

Hay ward 

Dwyer Bros-.' Ferona 

Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Hawley 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Peekskill 

Portland 

Quincy 

Richfield 

Rutland 

Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Leopold 

Lottery 

N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Brown Duke 

Headlad 

Mink 



N. W. Kittson's Promenade 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

Wauweecus 

G. L. Lorillard's Electric 

Fleetwing 

G L. Lorillard's Friar 

Mariner 

McGill & Co.'s Eoline 
Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
W. & W. M. Owens' ch c, by Both- 
eration — Caramita 

ch c, by Botheration — Mabel 

Palo Alto Stable's Gardez 

Guenn 

Keepsake 

Whittier 

Preakness Stable's Bassanio 

Linden 

Repartee 

Ramapo Stable's Adoneus 

Prince Leopold 

Rancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

Billow 

Epicure 

Precioso 

Rancocas Stable's Ariel 

Cyclops 

Dewdrop 

Hercules 

Housatonic 

Kanawha 

Naiad 

Pontico 

Restless 

Savanac 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

...... Zamor 

C. W. Rogers & Co.'s Gallatin 
P. H. Ryan's Blue Jay 

Virgaloo 

W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Binnacle 

Juryman 

Pocomoke 

Quito 

Velve+ 

War Whoop 



1886 



Monmouth Park. 



205 



Withers' Bass Viol 
Martnion 
Salisbury 

br c, by Hampton —Sultana 
b c, by Sterling — Sea Mark 



300 The Stockton. 

E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier D. D 

Patrol 

B. W. Walden's Argyle 

. . Comique 

Bock and Bye ..... 

Boyal 

DECLARED JAN. 1. 1885— of $10 each. 
Appleby <£ Co.'s Attorney Preakness Stable's Vindex 

Melton Raneocas Stable's Ragnaroc 

Clipsiana Stable's The Dipper Talladega 

DECLARED BEFORE JAN 1, 1886— at $20 each. 
B.C. Murray's Bicycle. 



301 



The Stevens (1886), 
a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $10 only if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, $20 if by Jan. 1, 1886, and 
$30 if by June 25, 1886, with $2,590 added, of which $500 to the 
second; winners of two or more three-year-old stakes of the value 
of $2,000, to carry 5 lb. extra; maidens allowed 7 lb.; one mile and 
five furlongs. Closed with 104 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Beverly 

Blue Day 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

Wildwood 

E J. Baldwin's Glen Almond 

Lijero 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

..... Silver Cloud 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Boaz 

Pure Eye 

... . Syntax 
H. Brown's Canonicus 
Chinn & Co.'s Bain Fox 

Harrodsburg 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pr yor 

Jackson 

LadyB. 

E. Corrigan's Samson 

b g, by Fechter — Herminie 

J. Cotton's Listo 

T. W. Doswell's Eolian 

Eurus 

Harry Bussell 

Dwyer Bros.' Brambletou 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Ferona 

Hawley 



Dwyer Bros.' Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Peekskill 

Portland 

Quincy 

Bichfield 

Butland 

Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

Lansdowne 

. Lottery 

The Bard 

N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Brown Duke 

Headlad 

Mink 

Promenade 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

Wauweecus 

G. L. LoriUard's Electric 

Fleet wing 

...... Friar 

Mariner 

MacGill & Co.'s Eoline 
Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Guenn 

Eobin Lass 



206 Monmoufh Park. 188(5 



301 The Stevens. 

Whittier ' Rancocas Stable's Yucatan 

Preakness Stable's Bassanio Zamor 

Linden P. H. Ryan's Blue Jay 

Eepartee Glen brook 

Ramapo Stable's Adoneus W. L Scott's Pocomoke 

Prince Leopold Quito 

Rancho del Paso's Ben All Velvet 

Epicure Warwlioop 

Precioso E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier 

Rancocas Stable's Ariel Patrol 

Cyclops R. W. Walden's Argyle 

Dewdrop Comique 

Hercules Rock and Rye 

Housatonic Royal 

Kanawha D, D. Witliers' Bass Viol 

Naiad Marmion 

Pontico Salisbury 

Restless b c, by Hampton— Sultana 

Savanac b c, by Sterling— Sea Mark 

Wintred 

DEC L ABED JAN.l, 1885— at $10 each. 

Appleby <& Co.'s Attorney Preakness Stable's Vindex 

MeVon Rancocas Stable's Ragn^ roc 

CHpsiana Stable's The Dipper Talladega 

DECLARED BEFORE JAN. 1, 1886— ot $20 each. 
B. G. Murray's Bicycle. 



302 



The Omnibns (1886;, 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each tor start- 
ers, with $10,000 added, of which $1,000 to the second, $1,000 to 
the nominator of the winner, and $500 to the nominator of the 
second; entrance, $25 (the only liability), to go to the race fund, 
and if paid at the time of naming, the engagement to follow own- 
ership of the horse without written transfer; unpaid forfeits or 
death of nominator not to disqualify a horse, if its owner at the 
time of starting be qualified; winners, when carrying standard 
weight (without allowances; under the conditions of the race, or 
more, of any three-year-old stake of the value of $2,500 (handi- 
caps excepted), to cany 5 1b.; of two or more such p^akes, 7 lb., 
extra; maidens allowed 5 lb.: one mile and a half . Closed with 
158 subs., viz.: 

[N. B. — An owner need not pay at the time of naming; if he does not 
his entry is subject to the rules of racing without above exceptions.] 

Appleby & Co.'s Attorney Applegate & Co.'s Birthday 

Blue Day Endurer 

Beverly E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Fan wood Lijero 

Lookout MoUie McCarthy's Last 

Wildwood . . Primero 



1886 



Monmouth Park. 



207 



302 



The Omnibus. 



E. J. Boldwin's Silver Cloud 
Solid Silver 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Pure Rye 
Syntax 

0. Bowie's Cassatt; 

Cato 

ch c, by Catesby— My Mary- 
land 

H. Brown's Bicycle (dead) 

Canonicus 

S. S. Brown's Beaver 

Typo 

Vendor 

Victor 

F. T. Bruce's Lewin 

G. B. Bryson's Benzaline 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

Clipsiana Stable's Ben Pryor 
Lady B. 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

Hattie Carlile 

J. B. Ferguson 

Mary Ellis 

Mary Payne 

Mary Winnifred 

Pike's Peak 

Pretender 

Samson 

J. Cotton's Listo 

C. G. Dempsey's Bancroft 

Benton 

Bogatan 

T. W. Doswell's Eolian 

Eurus 

Harry Kussell 

Hay ward 

Dwyer Bros.'s Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Ferona 

Hawley 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

Peekskill 

..,, . Portland 

Quincy 

Richfield 

Rutland 

C. W. Evans' Monarch of the Oaks 
L. B. Fields' Dempsey 



L: B. Field's Engleman 

A. Fischer's Melton 

Fleetwood Stable's Feliciter 

C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Lovely 

F. B. Harper's Con Cregan 

Free Knight 

Hilgert & Co.'s Epsom 

P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 

H. Johnson's Farrell 

Mr. Kelso's Billycock 

Lansdowne 

Lottery 

..... The Bard 

N. W. Kittson's Abdiel ' 

Brown Duke 

N. W. Kittson's Headlad 

Mink 

Promenade 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

Wauweecus 

C. Littlefield's Bandala 

b c, by Longfellow — Fanny 

Malone 
G. L. Lorillard's Electric 

Fleetwing 

Friar 

Mariner 

St. Elmo 

L H. Martin's NUus 
McGill & Co.'s Eoliue 
Monmouth Stable's Saxony 
J. Munro's Biggonnet 
W. & W. M. Owens' ch c, by Both- 
eration — Caramita 

ch c, by Botheration — Mabel 

Palo Alto Farm's Gardez 

Guenn 

Keepsake 

Whittier 

Preakness Stable's Bassanio 

Linden 

Regina 

Repartee 

Ramapo Stable's Adoneus 

Prince Leopold 

Rancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

Precioso 

Rancocas Stable's Ariel 
Cyclops 



208 



Monmouth Park. 



1886 



302 The 

Rancacas Stable's Dewdrop 

Hercules 

Housatonlc 

Kanawha 

Naiad 

Pontico 

Ragnaroc 

Restless 

Saluda 

Savanac 

Talladega 

TJlidia 

Winfred 

Yucatan 

Zamor 

C. W Rogers & Co.'s Gallatin 
P. H. Ryan's Blue Jay 

Glenbrook 

Virgaloo 

W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Charity 

Juryman 

Pocomoke 



Omnibus. 

W. L. Scott's Quito 

Velvet 

Waitaway 

War Whoop 

Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 
E V. Snedeker & Co.'s Brier 

Patrol 

J. L. Spear's O'FaUon 
Suffolk Stable's ch f, by Thunder- 
storm—Sue Dougherty 
L. H. Todhunter's Monte Christo 
R. W. Walden's Argyle 

Comique 

Rock and Rye 

Royal 

J. T. Williams' Mattie Corbett 

Panama 

Pat Sheedy 

D. D. Withers' Bass Viol 

Marmion 

Salisbury 

br c, by Hampton — Sultana 

b c, by Sterling— Sea Mark 



303 



Tlie "West End Hotel (1886), 
a sweepstakes for three year-old fillies (foals of 1883), at $100 each, 
half forfeit, $10 only if declared by Jan. 1, 1885, $20 if by Jan. 1, 
1886, and $30 if by July 25, 1886, with $1,000 added by the proprie- 
tors of the West End Hotel, the second to receive $300 out ot the 
stakes; winners of a three-year-old stake (handicaps excepted) of 
the value of $2,000, to carry 5 lb., of two such races, 7 lb. extra; 
maidens allowed 5 lb. ; one mile and a half. Closed with 83 subs., 
viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Addle C. 

EUaS. 

Moss Rose 

. Bed Riding Hood 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 
Estrella 

Linda 

Mollie Mccarty's Last 

W. S. Barnes & Co.'s Pure Rye 
S. S. Brown's Eukonia 

F. T. Bruce's Bon Soir 
Tiara 

G. B. Bryson's Benzaline 
J. E. Cannon's Grace C. 
J. H. Carter's Aliie Long 
Cassidy Bros.' Ophelia 
Chinn & Co.'s Mattie T. 



Clipsiana Stable's Lady B. 
E. Corrigan's Hattie Carlile 

Mary EUis 

Mary Payne 

C. G. Dempsey's Bertha 
T. W. Doswell's Eolee 
Dwyer Bros.' Ferona 

Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Lovely 

P. H. Hynes' Dahabiah 
Mr. Kelso's Strategy 

Waitawhile 

G. H. Kernaghan's Little Minnie 



1886 



Monmouth Park; Saratoga. 



209 



303 

Jennie B. 

JS'. W. KitLson's Calera 

Cressett 

N. W. Kittson' Inka 

Luminous 

Spinnette 

C. Littlefleld's Bandala 
G. L. Lorillard's Fancy 

Fay 

J. Munroe's Biggonnet 
Palo Alto Stable's Guenn 

Keepsake 

Robin Lass 

Preakness Stable's Regina 
Eancho del Paso* Billow 

Precioso 

Tyranny 

Eancocas Stable's Dewdrop 

Kanawha 

Naiad 



The West End Hotel. 



Restless 

Saluda 

W. L. Scott's Aureole 

Charity 

Faun 

Flavia 

Homeward Bound 

Longbow 

Petticoat 

Scottish Lass 

. Waitaway 
E. V. Snedeker & Co.'s Gladys 

Kaluia 

R. W. Walden's Bessie B. 

Letretia 

...... Virginia 

D. D. Withers Longstop 

Necromancy 

b f, by King Ernest— Revolt 



DECLARED JAJST. 1, 1885— a;; $10 each. 



S. S, Brown's Thehas 

Vedette 

G. H. Kernaghans Belle Walsh 
Preakness Stable's Soprano 
Rancocas Stable's Talladega 
ZUida 



Rancocas Stable's Witch 

W. L. Scott's Florence Fonso 

D. D. Withers' b f, by King Ernest 

or Macaroon — Echo 
>»•»,» br f, by Ventilator — Faver- 

dale 



SARATOGA ASSOCIATION, 

SARATOGA, W.Y. 

OU ± TJie Travel's' (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $25 only if declared by Jan. 1, 1886, with $1,000 added by the 
Saratoga Association, and $500 in plate by Mr. W. R. Travers, the 
second to receive $300 out of the stakes; one mile and three-quar- 
ters. Closed with 78 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Attorney 

Blue Day 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

Applegate & Co.'s Birthday 

Endurer 

E. J. Baldwin's Lijero 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Prlmero 

Silver Cloudj 

Solid Silver 

U 



O. Bowie's Cassatt 

Cato 

ch c, by Catesby— My Mary 

land 
F. T. Bruce's Lewin 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

Bluestone 

Mary Ellis 

Mary Payne 



210 



Saratoga. 



1886 



304 The 

E. Corrigan's Mary Winifred 

Pike's Peak 

Davis & Co.'s Patrocles 
T. W. Doswell's Eolean 

Harry Eussell 

W. A. Dun's Wahoo 
Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Hawley 

Portland 

Richfield 

Rutland 

C. W. Evans' Monarch of the Oaks 
J. Gr. Greener & Co.'s Lafitte 
Hilgert & Co.'s Epsom 
R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 
G. H. Kernaghan's Col. Cowan 

Fred. Smith 

H. E. Kimbel & Co.'s Bob Burdette 

Bumble 

N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Brown Duke 

Headlad 

Mink 

Promenade 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

Wauweecus 

C. W. Medinger's Cowdriver 



Travers. 
C. W. Medinger's Wheatley 
J. S. Owens' eh c, by Botheration 
— Caraminta 

ch c. by Botheration— Mabel 

Preakness Stable's Bassanio 

Linden 

Repartee 

W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

Binnacle 

Pocomoke 

Quito 

Velvet 

Warwhoop 

F. Steam's, Jr.'s Elkwood 
A. J. Stemler's Gaston 

King of Norfolk 

Suffolk Stable's ch f, by Thunder- 
storm — Sue Dougherty 
S. Tevis & Co.'s Ten Thousand 
R. W. Walden's Rock and Rye 

Royal 

J. T. Williams' Mattie Corbett 

Panama 

Pat Sheedy 

M. Young's Enright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Stormer 

Warfellow 



305 



The Alabama (1886), 



a sweepstakes for three-year-old fillies (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half 
forfeit, $25 only if declared by January 1, 1886; with $800 added, 
the second to receive $300 out of the stakes; one mUe and a fur- 
long. Closed with 68 subs., viz. 



Appleby & Co.'s Ella S. 

Moss Rose 

Red Riding Hood 

E. J. Baldwin's Bonita 

Estrella 

..... Linda 

Mollie McCarthy's Last 

Santa Anita Belle 

T. Bates' Estella Hart 
•O. Bowie's Carissima 
Shady 

F. T. Bruce's Bon Soir 
Tiara 



J. E. Cannon's Grace C. 
Chinn & Co.'s Mattie T. 
G. H. Clay's Lady Longfellow 
E, Corrigan's Hattie Carlisle 

Mary Ellis 

Mary Payne 

Mary Winifred 

Pike's Peak 

Pixy 

Davis & Co.'s b f, by Telemachus: 

— Rosie 
W. A. Dun's Chissie May 
Waw-o-sae-na 



1886 



Saratoga. 



211 



305 ^^e 

Dwyer Bros.' Lulu 

Lydia 

Millie 

L. B Fields' Bettie C. 
J. Franklin's Arizana 

Mountain Range 

J. Funk s John Morris 
C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

C. H Gillock's Lovely 
W. Hendrie's Bright Star 
Hilgert & Co.'s Elsineure 
R. A. Johnson's Miss Fowler 
G. H. Kernaghan's Belle Walsh 

Jennie B. 

Little Minnie 

H. E. Kimbel & Co.'s Lucy H. 

Matioca 

N. W. Kittson's Calera 

Cresset 

..^., Inka 
Luminous 



Alabama. 

N. W. Kittson's Spinnette 
J. W. McClelland's Freddie 
B. B. Million's Hattie D. H. 
J. Munro's Biefgonnet 
J. S. Owens' Sage Tea 
Preakness Stable's Regina 
W. L. Scott's Aureole 

Charity 

Faun 

Flavia 

Scottish Lass 

Waitaway 

J. S. Shawhan's Blue Ho d 
Suffolk Stable's eh f, by Thunder- 

storm —Sue Dougherty 
L. A. Todhunter's Haidee * 
R. W. Walden's Bessie B. 

Letretia 

Wooding & Co.'s AdaD. 

Bastante 
M. Young's Longalight 
Spaldie 



306 



The Iroquois (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $25 only if declared out by Jan. 1, 1886, with $1,000 added, 
the second to receive $250 out of the stakes; one mile and 500 
yards. Closed with 81 subs., viz 



Appleby & Co.'s Attorney 

Fan wood 

Lookout 

E. J, Baldwin's Estrella 

Liiero 

Silver Cloud 

Solid Silver 

O. Bowie's Cassatt 

Cato 

ch c, by Catesby — My Mary- 
land 
Chinn & Co.'s Ban Fox 

Harrodsburg 

J. H. Clay's Lady Longfellow 
E. Corrigan's B. Q. Bruce 

Hattie Carlile 

Mary Ellis 

Mary Payne 

Mary Winifred 

Pixy 

Pikes Peak 

Davis & Co.'s Patrocles 



T. W. Doswell's Eurus 
Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Hawley 

Lydia 

Portland 

Richfield 

Rutland 

C. W. Evans' Monarch of the Oaks 
A. Fischer's Melton 
J. Funk's John Morris 

F. B. Harper's ConCiegan 
Free Knight 

W. Hendrie's Wild Bruce 
R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 
. . Miss Bowler 

G. H. Kernaghan's Col. Cowan 
Fred Smith 

H. E. Kimbel & Co.'s Bob Bur iette 
V. L. Kirkman's Edgar G. Murphy 
N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 



212 



tSaratoga. 



1886 



306 The 

N. W. Kittson's Brown Duke 

Calera 

Headlad 

Mink 

Promenade 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

Wauweeciis 

J. B. Malone's Long Light 
€. W. Medinger's Cowdriver 

Wheatly 

Preakness Stable's Bassanio 

Linden 

,~. .... Repartee 

C. W. Rogers & Co.'s Grallatin 

W. L. Scott's Charity 

riavia 

« Pocomoke 

Quito 

Waitaway 



Iroquois. 

H. C. Shafer's Gloster [dead) 
F. Stearns, Jr.'s Elkwood 
A. J. Stemler's Gaston 

Ingleside 

King of Norfolk 

Suffolk Stable's ch f, by Thunder- 
storm — Sue Dougherty 
L. H. Todhunter's Monte Christo 
R. W. Walden's Argyle 

Rock and Rye 

Walnut Grove Stable's Eger 
J. T. Williams Mattie Corbett 

Panama 

Pat Sheedy 

M. Young's Enright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Stormer 

War fellow 



307 



The Foxtiall (1886), 



■& sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for- 
feit, only $25 it declared by Jan. 1. 1886; with $1,000 added by the 
;S. A., and $500 in plate by Mr. J. R. Keene, the second to receive 
:$250 out of the stakes; one mile and five furlongs. Closed with 80 
subs., viz 



Appleby & Co.'s Attorney| 

Blue Day 

, Fanwood 

Lookout 

E.J.Baldwin's Lijero 

. MoUie McCarthy's Last 

Silver Cloud 

Solid Silver 

O- Bowie's Cassatt 

, Cato 

ch c, by Catesby— My -Mary- 
land 

F. T. Bruce' s Lewin 
J. Carter's Fabius 

Reuben 

G. H. Clay's Lady Longfellow 
E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 
Bluestooe 

Hattie Carlile 

J. B. Ferguson 

Pixy 

Davis & Co.'s Patrocles 



Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Hawley 

Lydia 

Portland 

Richfield 

Rutland 

C. W. Evans' Monarch of the Oaks 
L. B. Field's Dempsey 
C. H. Gillock's Bordelaise 

Edgefield 

Lovely 

J. G. Greener & Co.'s Lafitte 
F. B. Harper's Con Cregan 

Free Knight 

W. Hendrie's Wild Bruce 
R. A. Johnson & Co.'s Adrian 
Or. H. Kernaghan's Col. Cowan 

Fred Smith 

H. E. Kimbel & Co.'s Bob Burdette 
Bumble 



1886 



Saratoga. 



213 



307 The 

V. L, Kirkman's Edgar G. Murphy 
N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Frown Duke 

Calera 

Headlad 

Mink 

r Promenade 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

Wauweecus 

J. B. Malone's Long Light 
C. W. Medinger's Cowdriver 

Wheatly 

J. Munro's Biggonnet 
J. S. Owens' ch c, by Botheration— 
Caramita 

ch c, by Botheration— Mabel 

Preakness Stable's Bassanio 

Linden 

Repartee 



Forhall. 
C. W. Eogers & Ooy's Gallatin 
W. L. Scott's Biniiacle 
...... Pocomode 

Velvet 

War Whoop 

H. C. Shal'er's Gioster {dead) 
Shawhan & Co.'s Bob Fisher 
F. Stearns, Jr.'s, Elkwood 
A. J. Stemler's King of Norfolk 
Suffolk Stable's ch f, by Thunder- 
storm—Sue Dougherty 
L. H. Todhunter's Monte Christo 
R. W. Walden's Argyle 

Comique 

M. Young's Enright 
.. Kinglight 

. . . Masterpiece 

. . . Storm er 

. . . Warfellow 



308 



The Kenner (1886), 
a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, half for 
feit, only $25 if declared by Jan. 1, 1886, with $1,500 added, of 
which $500 to the second,' the third to receive $200 out of the 
stakes; two miles. Closed with 72 subs., viz.: 



Appleby & Co.'s Attorney 

Fanwood 

Lookout 

Wildwood 

Applegate & Co.'s Birthday 
Endurer 

E. J. Baldwin's Glen Almond 

Lij ero 

Primero 

Solid Silver 

Silver Cloud 

Bowie's Cassatt 

Cato 

ch c, by Catesby— My Mary- 
land 

J. Carter's Fabius 
Reuben 

E. Corrigan's B. G. Bruce 

...... Bluestone 

J. B. Ferguson 

Mary Payne 

Pixy 

T. W. Doswell's Eolian 

Harry Russell 



W. A. Dun's Wahoo 
Dwyer Bros.' Brambleton 

Buffalo 

Envoleur 

Hawley 

Portland 

Richfield 

Rutland 

C W. Evans' Monarch of the Oaks 
J, G. Greener & Co.'s Lafitte 
F. B. Harper's Con Cregan 

Free Knight 

V. L. Kirkman's Edgar G. Murphy 
N. W. Kittson's Abdiel 

Brown Duke 

Calera 

Headlad 

Mink 

Promenade 

Stalwart 

The Doctor 

Wauweecus 

C. W. Medinger's Cowdriver 
Wheatly 



214 



Saratoga; Calijornia. 



1886 



308 



The Kenner. 



J. B. Malone's Long Light 
Preakness Stable's Bassanio 

Linden 

Repartee 

W. L. Scott's Bellringer 

PocomoJie 

Velvet 

War Whoop 

H. C. Shafer's Gloster (dead) 
T'. Stearns, Jr.'s Elkwood 
A. J. Stemler's King of Norfolk 
Suffolk Stable's ch f, by Thunder- 
storm—Sue Dougherty 



S. Tevis & Co.'s Ten Thousand 
L. H. Todhunter's Monte Christo 
E. W. Walden's Rock and Rye 

Royal 

Walnut Grove Stable's Eager 
J. T. Williams' Mattie Corbett 

Panama 

Pat Sheedy 

M. Young's Enright 

Kinglight 

Masterpiece 

Stormer 

Warfellow 



PACIFIC COAST BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION, 

SAN F BANC! CO, CAL. 

t^f\fs Meeting in April. 

WWv? Tbe Winters (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, $25 for- 
feit, with $300 added, the second to receive $150, and the third to 
save its stake; one mile and a half. Closed with 11 subs., viz.: 
J. T. Courtney's Porter Ashe Palo Alto Farm's Keepsake 

Hill & Co.'s b c, by Hardwood — Robin Lass 

Maid of the Mist Whittier 

b f, by Wildidle — Mary Rancho del Paso's Ben All 

Wade Epicure 

Palo Alto Farm's Gardez ch f, by Longfi eld— Belle 

Guenn Dale 



IjiU Tlie Spirit of tlie Times (1886), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds, at $100 each, $25 forfeit, with $300 
added, the second to receive $150, the third to save its stake; one 
mile and three-quarters. Closed with 16 subs., viz.: 
R. P. A-she's Rigolette Palo Alto Farm's Whittier 

T. J. Courtney's Porter Ashe Robin Lass 

Hill & Co.'s b c, by Hardwood— Rancho del Paso's Ben Ali 

Maid of the Mist Precioso 

b f, by Wildidle— Mary W. B. Todhunter's Bonanza Jim 

Wade Ingleside 

Polo Alto Farm's Gardez King of Norfolk 

Guenn May Blossom 

Keepsake Ed. Corrigan 



1886 California^ Canada. 215 



311 



The Vestal (18S6) 



a sweepstakes for three-year-oln fillies (foals of 1883), at $25 each- 
play or pay, with $300 added, the second to receive $100, the third 
to save its stake; one mile and a quarter. Closed with 12 subs., 
viz.: 

B. P. Ashe's Eigolette Palo Alto Farm's Harriet 

W. Boots' b f , by Nathan Coombs Keepsake 

—Gipsy Bobin Lass 

Hill & Co.'s b f, by Wildidle— Eancho del Paso's Ysabel 
Mary Wade For tun a 

A. J. Hutchinson's Eda W. B. Todhunter's May Blossom 

JPalo Alto Farm's Guenn T. Winters' Miss Courtney 



312 



Tlie Fame (1886), 



a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $100 each, $25 for- 
feit, with $300 added, the second to receive $150, and the third to 
save its stake; two miles. Closed with 15 subs., viz. : 
B. P. Ashe's Eigolette Palo Alto Farm's Bobin Lass 

J. T. Courtney's Porter Ashe Keepsake 

Hill & Co.'s b c, by HarL.wood— Whittier 

Maid of the Mist W. B. Todhunter's Bonanza Jim 

b f,by Wildidle— Mary Wade ...... Ingleside 

A. J. Hutchinson's Eda King of Iforfolk 

Palo Alto Farm's Gardez May Blossom 

Guenn Ed. Corrigan 



PROTINCE OF QUEBEC TURF CLUB, 

CANADA. 

313 11i(« Canadian Derby (1886), 

a 8weepstak-es for three-year-olds (foals of 1883), at $25 each, $10 for- 
feit, to be paid at time of entry, with $500 added, the second to 
receive $100 out of the stakes, the third to .save its stakes; one 
mile and a half. Closed with 14 subs., viz.: 
Bellevue Stable's Albani J. Dymsut's Eosabelle 

E. Burgess' Fred B. A. Finkle's Moonlight 

D. W. Campbell's D. W. C. J. Forbes' Woodstock 

Miss Bose W. Hendrie's Bright Star 

B. Craik's Harbinger Wild Bruce 

Skylark T. D. Hodgen's Maggie Bruce 

J. P. Dawes' Lydia Major Peters' Lord Grosvenor 



216 Lexington — Autmnn; Louisville Autumn. 1887 



Stakes to be Run in 1887. 



KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION, 

L.EXINGTOV, KY. 

To be Run at the Autumn Meeting. 

Tlie ILentucky Stallion ^§87), 

for sires. The get to run wlien three years old; entrance for eacli stal- 
lion, $50, wMcli is to go to the owner or representative of the win- 
ning sire; 80 per cent, to the first, and 20 per cent, to the second; 
entrance for yearlings at $100 each, half forfeit, $15 only if de- 
clared by Aug. 1, 1886, and $25 if declared by Aprill, 1887, with, 
$800 added, of which $200 to the second, and $100 to the third; 
winners of $5,000 during 1887, to carry 5 lb.; of $10,000 or more, 7 
lb. extra; one mile and three-quarters. Closed for sires on Jan. 1, 
1885. with 10 subs., viz.: 
Clay & Woodford's Hindoo J. F. Kobinson's Virgil 

F. B. Harper's Longfellow J. S. Shawhan's Fonso 

Ten Broeck B. G. Thomas' Fellowcraft 

T. J. Megibben's Springbok King Ban 

J. F. Eobinson's Glenelg M. Young's Onondaga 

Entries for yearlings will close August, 1885. 



LOUISTILLE JOCKEY CLUB, 

LOUISVIIiLK, KY. 

To be Run at the Autumn Meeting. 
Tlic Great American Stallion (1887), 

a sweepstakes for three-year-olds (foals of 1884). at $100 each, half for- 
feit, $10 only if declared by May 1. 1886, and $20 if declared by 
May 1, 1887, with $1,500 added, of which $500 to the second, the 
third to save its entrance: one mile and three-quarters. 
Conditions. — Owners or others desiring the privilege of entering colts 
or fillies in this stake, shall first enter the sires of same at the price 
of his last season (sires now dead or retired, to be entered at the 



1887 LouisvHle — Autumn,' Monmouth Park. 217 

The Great American Stallion. 

price of their last season), as no colt or filly is eligible for entrance 
in this stake unless their sire is represented by such subscription — 
$300 and $200, respectively, of this subscription to be given to nom- 
inators of sires of the winner and second horse; balance to go with 
amount added by the Club. Nominations for sires closed Jan. 1, 
1885, with 27 ^subscribers, as follows: 

Clay & Woodford's Billet $100 P. Lorillard's D. of Magenta. . $50 

Hindoo 100 Mortemer 100 

W. Cottrill's Ferncliffe 25 T. J. Megibben's Springbok. . . 50 

Eebel 25 J. B. Prather's Faustus 15 

W. A. Dun's Dudley 50 E. Rowett's Hyder Ali 50 

F. B. Harper's Longfellow 100 J. S. Shawhan's Fonso 40 

Ten Broeck ... 100 F. Stearns' Eland 10 

W. P. Hunt's Frogtown 50 D. Swigert's Glenelg 100 

W. H. Jackson's Bramble 100 Virgil 100 

Enquirer. 100 J. & J. Swigert's Bulwark 10 

Luke Blackburn 100 B. G. Thomas' Fellowcraft lOO 

S. Y. Keene's Outcast 20 King Pun lOO 

N. W. Kittson's Retorm 100 M. Young's Onondaga 25 

Entries for foals to close August, 1885. 



MONMOUTH PARK ASSOCIATIOJJ, 

MOVMOUTH PARK, JB. J. 
Tlie Home-Bred Produce, 

a sweepstakes for the produce of mares covered in 1884, at $50 each, 
half forfeit, or $10 only if declared by July 25,1887; with $500 
added, the secon-l to receive $100 out of the stakes; the mares to 
be the exclusive property of the subscribers at the time of sub- 
scribing and foaling, and the produce to remain wholly their prop- 
erty until after the race, or pay forfeit ; those by untried stal- 
lions or out of untried mares allowed 3 lb., if both 5 lb.; maidens 
allowed 3 lb.; allowances commutative; three-quarters of a mile. 
Closed with 73 subs., viz.: 

Allow. 
Owner. Mare. Stallion. Clmd. 

Lb. 

Mr. Kelso Bye and-Bye.. . .Stratford 5 

Do ....Foxglove Rayon D'Or.... 3 

Do Heatherbell Stratford 3 

Do , Maudina Rayon D'Or 3 

Do Petty Stratford 3 

Do . > Semper Felix Longfellow - 

G. H. Kernaghan, Bertha B Ten Broeck 3 



218 Monmouth Park. 1887 



The Home-Bred Produce. 

Allow. 
Owner, Mare. Clmd. 

Lb. 

G. L. Lorillard's Ferida Sensation - 

I>o Heather Sensation - 

Do .- Idalia Sensation 3 

Do Memento... Sensation 3 

I>o Ocean Queen Sensation - 

^ Peggy Dawdle., j I'rSchStrTe ) " 

Do Stiletto Sensation 3 

Do .....Trommel L^^^'^A^'^V 1 3 

« I Tom Ochiltree ) 

Bamapo Stable Mamie Fields Eolus S 

Do , Miss Lumley Hurrah 3 

Do . ; Soubrette Iroquois 5 

Do Touch-Me-Not . Kingfisher 3 

Rancocas Stable.. Blairgjwrie Mortemer.... .. - 

Do Explosion ...Mortemer - 

Do Fanny Ludlow Mortemer - 

Do Glenrose Mortemer - 

Do Hortense DukeofMagenta - 

Do KatiePearce Mortemer - 

Do LizzieLucas Mortemer - 

Do Loulanier Mortemer 3 

Do. Minnie Minor ...Mortemer - 

Do Ontario Mortemer -- .. - 

Do Pera Mortemer 3 

Do Second Hand DukeoiMagenta 3 

Do Spinaway Mortemer 3 

Do Squeeze 'Em. Mortemer - 

Do Oleata Mortemer - 

Do Vandalite Mortemer - 

Do Zoo-Zoo Mortemer - 

W.L.Scott BlueCap { R^a^on Vjr} ^ 

Do Bordelaise Kantaka 5 

Do EllaT RayonD'Or 6 

Do Fannie Moore.... Rayon D'Or — 3 

"" "^"""-I JE^ronVJr} 3 

Do lone RayonD'Or 3 

Do LillieR RayonD'Or 5 

Do Longnine RayonD'Or ... 6 

K" • N-n-H JE^/onVo'r} ' 

Do Nell Gwynne Rayon D'Or 5 

Do Nellie Ransom... Rayon D'Or .... 3 

Do _, Quits Rayon D'Or 5 

Do Reel Dance Rayon D'Or 5 

Do Spark Rayon D'Or 5 

Do Valleria RayonD'Or 5 



1887 Monmouth Park. 219 



The Home-Bred Produce. 

Allow. 
Owner. Mare. Clmd. 

Lb. 

W.L.Scott Verdict Kantaka 3 

A. W. Smith Bose Leonard. 5 

K. W. Walden AUie Slade Sensation 3 

Do Elizabeth Sensation 3 

Do Gulnare Sensation 3 

Do Letty Sensation 3 

Do Luna Sensation 3 

Do Tecalco Sensation 3 

D . D. Withers Belinda King Ernest 3 

Do ...Castagnette Uncas 5 

Do Cadence Uncas 3 

Do Chamois Uneas 3 

Do Cyclone .UncaS 3 

Do Invermore..- King Ernest 3 

Do Mary Buckley.... King Ernest 3 

Do . •" Mimi Uncas 3 

Do Minority King Ernest.... 3 

Do Miss Bassett King Ernest... 3 

Do Nina King Ernest ... . 3 

Do •. Revolt King Ernest 3 

Do Sweet Home Uncas 5 

Do.- Tattoo Uncas 5 



220 Bates of Declarations. 



Dates of Declarations. 



STAKES TO BE RUN IN 1883. 

Kentucky Association. 

(MONET TO ACCOMPANY ALL DECLABATIONe.) 

No. Of Stake. No. of Stake. 

April 15.— Clay, $10 30 May 1.— L, & G. Straus,$10... 32 

Address— J. B, Ferguson, Secretary, Lexington, Ky. 



Liouisville Jockey Club. 

(MONEY TO ACCOMPANY ALL DECLARATIONS.) 

Mayl.— Louisville Ladies'SlO 37 May 1.— Clark, $40 47 



Alexander, $10 38 

" Fairview, $10 39 

'* Tennessee, $10 40 

" Runnymede, $10 . . 41 

" Elmendorf, $10 42 

" Kentucky Derby, $40. 43 

" Kentucky Oaks, $40.. 44 

'• Woodburn, $10 45 

" Tobacco, $10 46 $40 56 

Address — B. G. Bbuce, Secretary, Louisville, Ky. 



Fleetwood, $10 48 

Moet & Cliandon,$10. 49 

Dixiana, $10 50 

Louisville Cup, $10.. 51 

Swigert, $10 52 

Turf, $10 54 

St. Leger, $40 55 

Gt.' American Stallion 



Liatonia Jnckey Club. 

(MOjstEY TO ACCOMPANY ALL DECLARATIONS.) 

May 1.— Clipsetta. $10 57 M«y 1.— Himyar, $30 63 

'* Harold. $10 58 " Brewers' Cup, $10. .. 66 

" Sensation, $25 59 Sept. 1.— Zoo-Zoo, $10 67 

" Hindoo, $30 60 " Barrett, $10 69 

" Glidelia, $30 ...61 •' Springbok, $30.,.. .. 70 

" Ripple. $10 62 " Falsetto, $30 71 

Address — E. D. Lawrence, Covington, Ky. 



Dates if Declarations. 221 

Wasliington Park Clul». >^ 

(money to accompany all declarations.) 

No. of stake. 

May 1.— Oak wood Handicap, $10 96 

" Gt. Western Handicap. $10 99 

J»lay 15.— Lakeside, $20 88 

*' Kenwood, $20 89 

•» Hyde Park. $25 90 

♦* American Derby, $40 < 92 

«' Englewood, $30 93 

•» Sheridar. $30 94 

" Drexel, $30 95 

*« Columbia, $10 98 

♦» Washington Park Cup, $10 100 

Address— J. E. Bbewstek, Secretary, Room 34, Palmer House, Chi- 
cago, 111. 



[National Jockey Club. 

Jnay 1.— Brentwood, $10 105 

»* National Handicap. $10 108 

'* Willard's Hotel, $10 109 

Address— H. D. McIntyre, Secretary, P. O. Box 496, Washington, D. C. 



Maryland Jockey Club. 

May 1.— Anmial Homebred, May 5.— Peyton, $10 118 

$10 113 Mays — Rancocas, $10 ..117 

" Chesapeake, $10. . . . 114 A ug. 1 .—Dixie, $2u 120 

♦' Preakness, $10 116 Auo-. 1 — ( Brecken- ( $25 1 .„„ 

" Central. $10 119 0« tT 1 \ ridge \ 50) "^''^ 

Address— C. Wheatlt, Secretary, 58 N. Charles street, Baltimore, Md. 



Ameiican Jockey Club. 

May 15.— Withers, $20 124 Sept. 1.— Nursery. $20 133 

*' Ladies, $20 125 '* Jerome, $20 134 

" Belmont, $20..... 126 »• Hunter, $20 135 

»• Fordham, $10 129 

Address — J. H. Costeb. Secretary, corner Madison avenue and 
Twenty-seventhstreet, New York City. 



222 Dates of Declarations. 



Brig|)ton Beacli Racing Association. 

No. of Stake. 

May 83.— Engeman Memorial, $10 142 

June 3.— Brighton Beach, $10 13T 

June 6 — Dwyer, |10 139 

June 10 —Bro klyn Eagle. $10 140 

June 10.— Hotel Brighton, $10 143 

June 15. — Brooklyn Handicap, $10 144 

June 17.— Coney Island, $10 ... 138 

June 17.— Manhattan Hotel, $10 145 

June aa.— Gravesend Handicap, $10 146 

June 3*.— Brighton Beach Railroad, $10 147 

July 3.— Sea Beach Railroad, $10 141 

July 8.— July Oup, $10 15a 

July aa.-Iron Pier Handicap, $10 151 

Address— J. McGowan, Secretary, 406 Jay street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Coney Island. Jockey Club. 

Way 15— Emporium, $50 161 

Sep*. 1 — Great Eastern Handicap, $15 170- 

'* Bridge Handicap, $10 172 

Address J. G. K Lawrence, Secretary, north-east corner Twenty- 
second street and Fifth avenue, New York City. 



Monmoutli Park Association. 

June as— Hopeful, $25 174 

July, $25 175 

Sapling, $% 177 

Lorillard. $100 189 

Monmouth Oaks, $30 190 

Stevens, $30 198 

West End Hotel, $30 200 

July 1— Criterion, $25 202 

iVl J=} champion {«} 207 

Aug. 1— Select, $15 188 

•' Choice, $15 201 

Address — J. H. Costee, ■ie'^retary, cor. Madison avenue and Twenty- 
seventh street. New York City. 



Saratoga Association. 

July 1— Spinaway, $25 216 

" Grand Prize, $10 2.S6 

" Morrissey Handicap, $20 238 

July aO— Summer' Handicap, $20 235 

Address— C. Wheatly, Secretary, Station T, Fordham, New York 
City. 



Dates of Declarations. 223 



STAKES TO BE RUN IN 1886. 

KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION. 

{MONET TO ACCOMPANY ALL BECLABATIONS.) 

No. Of Stake. 
May 1, 1885— Kentucky Stallion, $25 268 

fPhcenix Hotel 264 

Aug. 1, 1885— $15j AeWandOaks 265 

Aprill,1886- 25 1 Blue Kibbon !!.' 266 

I Viley 26T 



liOnisville Jockey Club. 

(MONET TO ACCOMPANY ALL DECLAEATI0N6.) 

f Darby * 2&9 

May 1, 1885-$10Jgf^^ 270 

May 1 1886- 20i^*-^^g«^ 271 

1 Clark 272 

1^ Great American Stallion 273 



L<af onia Jockey Club. 

(MONEY TO ACCOMPANY ALL DECLABATIONS.) 

Aug. 1, 1885— $10) (Hindoo 274 

Jan. 1, 1S86— 20[ Glidelia 275 

May 1, 1886- 30) (Himyar '.'.'.... 276 

Aug. 1, 1885— $10) o • I, , 

Jan. 1,1886-20 ^^r^S.^^^^ • 27T 

Sept. 1,1886- 30) ^^ls®"« 27St 



St. Liouis Fair Horse Department. 

(MONEY TO ACCOMPANY ALL DECBAEATIONS.) 

Anvil 1 isfiA ( St. Louis Fair Derby, $20 . 279 

iiprii -I' *'»*»— I St. Louis Fair Oaks, $20 280 

April 16, 1886— St. Louis Fair Stallion, $20 .. 282 

Address -Festus J. Wade, Secretary, 718 Chestnut street, St. Louis, 
Mo. 



Maryland Jockey Club. 

( Annual Homebred, $10 283 

May 1, 1885— ] Chesapeake, $10 „ 284 

(Preakness, $10 2S5 

Jan. 1, 1886- l^^^'h^];^- 286 

' |\estal, $10 287 

Jan. 1, 1886—$ 



Aug. 1, 1886— 25 J Breckenridge 288 

Oct. 1, 1886— 50 ' 



224 Dates of Declarations. 



American. Jockey Club. 

No. of Stake. 

Aug. 1, 18«5_$10(™-«^ ^200 

Aug. 1, 1885-110 (Jerome 292 

Sept. 1, 1886— 20 (Hunter 293 



Coney Island Jockey Club. 

(Tidal. $20 294 

July 1, 1885— {Merjnaid, $20 295 

( Coney Island Derby, $20 296 



Monmouth. Park Association. 

5:Su^;\IIS-S}L-'"-^ ^ 

f Oaks .... 299 

Jan. 1,1886— $20! Stockton'.*.*.''.'.!'.".!!/.*.'.'.".".'.!*!',*.*.!!!'.".*.*!! 300 

June as, 1886— 30 1 Stevens 301 

[West End Hotel : 303 



Saratoga Association. 

fTravers 304 

I Iroquois 305 

Jan. 1, 1886— $25^ Alabama 306 

I Kenner 307 

IFoxhall 308 



Addenda. 225 



Addenda, 



The following additional entries, declarations and miscellaneous 
items were received too late for insertion in their departments : 

LAT0NI4 JOCKEY CLUB, 

DECLARED APRIL 1, 18S5--at $10 each. 
59 The Sensation. 

E. J. Baldwin's Linda E. J. Baldwin's Silver Cloud . 

■85 The CiBcinnati Hotel. 

Lb. I,b 

P. M. West's Levant ... 105 Morris & Co.'s Slocum 100 

Wooding & Co. 'sFarandole... 104 E.J. Baldwin's Volante 100 

B. G. Thomas' Hiflight 154 

DECLARED BEFORE AUG. 15, 1885— ai $10 eacA. 
Glidelia, (375)— Enquiry, Esmeralda, Mohongo. 
Springhok (37 7)— Mohongo. 
Falsetto (378)— Mohongo. 



ROCKAWAY STEEPLECHASE ASSOCIATION. 

ADDITIONAL ENTRIES, APRIL 15. 

101 The tir.ckaway Green Steeplechase. 

W. E. Babcock's Steuben, 4 G. A- Sapor tas' Paddy, 6 

Phil. Duffy's Jim Carlisle, 4 J. W. Smith's BeUerophon, 4 

Hermitage Stable's AHanoke, 5 . 

103 The Ctueens County Hurdle Handicap. 

E. S. Heard's -Hank Sage, a S, Mortemer's Trombone, 5 

Hermitage Stable's AHanoke, 5 Eockaway Stable's Jester, a 

103 The Great Liong Island Steeplechase Handicap. 

S. L. Levy's Eory O'More, 6 S. Mortemer's Trombone, 5 



226 Addenda. 

FULL ENTRIES CLOSED APRIL 15. 
Tlie Crreat Hempstead Heath Handicap, 

a sweepstakes for all ages, at $50 each, lialf forfeit, with a piece of 
plate and $1,000 added, the second to receive $200, and the third 
$100; weights to be announced May 1; professional riders to carry 
7 lb. extra; about four mUes. Closed with 16 subs., viz.: 

Chestnut Stable's br g Gilt Edge, a, by Terror, dam by Messenger. 

J. P. Dawes' ch m Rose, a, by Helmbold, dam by Niagara. 

H. Drysdale's ch g Echo, a, by Judge Curtis— Fleetwood. 

A. M. Esdaile's br g Little Jack, a, by Hunter's Lexington — Longstreet. 

Essex Stable's b g Response, 5, by Pimlico — Mystery. 

L. Hart's b g Capt. York, a, by Ballinkeel — ATollie James. 

T. S. Latrobe's b h Wooster, a, by Local — Matins. 

J. H. McCormack's ch g Bonero, 5, by Germantown — Leveret. 

M. N. Nolan's ch g Bourke Cochran, a, by War Dance, dam by Sol- 
ferino. 

b g Capt. Curry, 5, by Voltigeur — Kate Condell. 

b m Miss Moulsey, a, by Bay wood — Lady Moles worth. 

Queens County Stable's b m Fi curette, a, by Hyder Ali, dam un- 
known. 

b g Williams, a, by Terror— Ada. 

Kockaway Stable's b g Barometer, a, by Bonnie Scotland — Blondin, 

b g Jester, a, by Fadladeen — Jest. 

J W. Smith's b g Bellerophon, 4, by Oysterman, Jr., dam unknown. 



NATIOI^AL JOCKEY CLUB. 

108 Weights for the National Handicap. 

Lb. Lb. 

Hilarity,6 118 Jim Carlisle, 4 106 

Referee, 5 118 Fernleaf. 5 105 

Flower of Meath, a 115 Valley Forge, 4 105 

Greystone.4 113 Hatef, a 102 

FrankieB.,6 112 Lady Dean, 5. 100 

Lizzie Mack, 5 110 Swift, 5 100 

Vinton, 4 109 Rosiere,4 100 

Decoy Duck, 4 108 Sunmaid, 4 98 

Richard L., 4 108 Bessie, 5 98 

John PuUivan, 6 108 Regret, 4 . . 98 

Joe Mitchell, 5 .. 108 Grey Boonet, 4 98 

Col. Sprague, a 108 Enigma, 4 98 

Chanticleer, 4 108 Agincourt, 4 96 

Marmaduke,4 107 Kittie Clover, 4 94 

Farewell, 6 107 Mac, 4 88 



Addenda. 



227 



117 



MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB, 

Weights announced April 10. 
Tlie Raiicacas Handicap. 



Lb. 

King Fan, 5 117 

Kica,6 117 

Referee, 5 114 

Hilarity,6 113 

Greystone, 4 112 

FrankieB.,6 Ill 

Col. Sprague, a 108 

Burcli,5 108 

Hartford, a 108 

Mike's Bride, 5 103 

Chanticleer, 5 108 

Joe Mitchell, 5 108 

Farewell. 6 107 

Hatef, a 107 

Vinton, 5 106 

Jim Carlisle, 4 106 

Nettle, 6 103 

Farragut, a 103 



Lb. 

Decoy Duck, 4 103 

Regret, 4 103 

Marmaduke, 4 103 

Bessie, 5 .. 103 

Fernleaf, 5 103 

Rosiere, 4 101 

Lady Dean, 5 101 

Miss Goodrich, 5 101 

Grey Bonnet, 4 100 

Mac. 4 100 

JoeShelby, a ... 100 

Banquet, 4 •. 100 

Kitty Clover, 4 98 

Enigma, 4 . 98 

TelieDoe,3 97 

Hart, 3 95 

Warder,3.... 87 

Frank, 3 84 



118 The Peyton 

Lb. 

King Fan, 5 117 

Rica, 6 117 

Referee, 5 115 

Hilarity, 6 114 

Frankie B., 6 110 

Greystone, 4 110 

John Sulliran, a 109 

Joe Mitchell, 5 108 

Hartford, a 108 

Chanticleer, 4 108 

Farewell, 6 108 

Mike'sPride, 5 108 

Col. Sprague, a 108 

Bald Hornet 5 107 

Jim Carlisle, 4 107 

Pink Cottage. 5... 105 



Handicap* 

Lb- 

Vinton, 4 105 

Nettle,6 104 

Farragut, a 104 

Bessie, 5 105 

Regret, 4 104 

Miss Goodrich, 4 103 

Marmaduke, 4 103 

Fernleaf, 5 102 

Lady Dean, 5 102 

Rosiere, 4 l"! 

Grey Bonnet, 4 100 

Banquet, 4 100 

Enigma, 4 98 

Harefoot, 3 96 

Telle Doe, 3..... 96 

Warder, 3 86 



AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB. 

la* Tlie IVithers. 

Melbourne Stable's Kensington is eligible. 



228 Addenda. 



CONEY ISLAND JOCKET CLTJB. 

DECLARED APRIL 15, 1885. 

157 The Swift. 

Callahan & Co.'s Thunderbolt Bwyer Bros.' Sumner 
Dwyer Bros.' Petersburg Mr. Kelso's Kinsman 
Preciani A. Stude's Sulita 

161 Th.e Brnporium. 

Dwyer Bros.' Preciani W. Lakeland's Byron Cross 

Mr. Kelso's Kinsman Suffolk Stable's Montana 

162 The Spindrift. 

Dwyer Bros. 's Preciani Mr. Kelso's Kinsman 

165 The Coney Island. 

Callalian & Co.'s Miss Brewster, 4 G. H. Kernaghan's Mittie B., i 
Thunderbolt, 3 

166 The Coney Island Cup. 

T. Flynn's Kisber, 6 H. Neudecker's Emily Fat, 4 



OWNERS AND COLORE. 

"Abingdon, Mr.," Toronto Can. Yellow and Black Stripes. 

Bond, E., Toronto, Can. Scarlet and White. W.E.Owens. 

Campbell, D. W., Milton, Can. Scarlet. 

Chap pell, — , Sandwich, Can. Red, Blue Cap.^ 

Coghlin, B. J., Montreal, Can. Garnet and Cream. J. Warder, 

Doyle, — . Lemon add Blue. 

Dyment, J., Orkney, Can. Bed, Blue Sash ahd Cap. 

HaUigan, J., Toronto, Can. Claret and Pink. 

Henry, F., Sherbourne, Can. Green and Red. 

Johnston, B., London, Can. Amber. 

Owens, W. E., Toronto, Can. Black, Pink Sleeves. Owner. 

Shields, A., Toronto, Can. Maroon, Cream Cap. 

Stanley, E. H„ Toronto, Can. Blue, Gold Sash and Cap. 

Torrance, G. W., Toronto, Can. Blue and Gold. 

Watson, G., London, Can. Green, Red Sash and Cap. Owner. 

LIST OF JOCKEVS. 

Cardin, J P.Duffy •-- 95 

Moore, Allen C. W. Medinger 100 

Scott, A . Hernon & Son 

Spider C. W. Medinger 78 



LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. 



HEJNEY, C, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
O'CONNER, J., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
SURGET, J., Natchez, Miss. 



Mve- Year- Olds and Upward. 



Index to Nominations. 



[Horses are indexed according to the stake number, which appears 
in heavy figures, and not according to the page on which they are 
located. This plan has manifest advantages. Not only does it pre- 
vent more than one engagement being indicated by the same figure, 
but the index has been made entirely independent of the printers' 
•" make up " or later changes, thus giving ample time for a careful 
revision.] 

FIVE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARDS. 



«.. Abraham, ch h, by Milesian— Electric, 149, 164, 239, 240. 

5..Adamanthus, ch g, by Count D'Orsay— Adelaide, 101. 

5.. Adventurer, ch g, by Buckden — Bonaventure, 263. 

«. .Aleck Ament, b h, by Buckden — Magnolia, 65. 

U. .April Fool, ch h, by Intruder— Etta Powell, 51, 66, 85, 87, 98, 100. 

a..Aranza, b m, by Bonnie Scotland— Arizona, 163, 165, 202, 203, 205, 

208. 210, 211, 213. 
5. . Aretino, b h, by Aramis— Sprightly, 1, 7, 8, 12, 13, 21, 22, 23, 51, 54. 

65, 66, 83, 85, 87. 

5. .Aristocrat, b g, by Aramis— Delia Hera, 83, 96, 99, 263. 
6.. Arsenic, b g, by Glenelg— La Rieve, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147. 
5..Ascender.b g, by Buckden— Ascension, 50, 53, 54, 64, 83, 205, 208, 

211, 232. 
6. . Ascoh, ch g. by Springbok— Astora, 14, 102, 103. 
«..Athlone, ch g, by Dickens or Narragansett— Elizabeth, 65, 66, 100, 

235, 236, 233. 

6. .Aurelian, ch g, by Springbok— Aurelia, 14, 164. 

B. 

5 . Baldwin (Ixte Guelph), ch g, by Tom Bowling— Kate Duncan, 101, 

102, 103. 
5. .Bald Hornet, ch g, by Legatee— Australia, 110, 118, 132, 235, 236, 238. 



Five- Yea*"- Olds and Upward. 



6. Ballard, b h, by Billet— Katie Pearce, 143, 145, 150. 

6 Baltazar, b g, by Buckden— Mignon, 143, 152. 

a. .Barometer, b g, by Bonnie Scotland— Blondin, 102, 103, 164. 

5. .Baron Faverot, ch g, by Bonnie Scotland — Lady Lindora, 165, 167, 

237. 
5. .Barnes, b h, by Billet— Mercedes, 163, 166, 202, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 

209,210,211, 212,213. 
6..Barnum, b g, by Bonnie Scotland— Charlotte Thompson, 144, 146, 

148, 150. 
5.. Bart Warren, ch g, by Barney Williams — Lizzie Trigg, 143, 145, 

147, 149, 211, 212, 236, 238. 
5. .Battledore, b m, by Glenlyon— Nutwood Maid, 142, 152, 163. 
6. . Bay Miller, br g, by John Morgan — Beersheba, 101. 
a. .Beechmoor, b g, by Creedmoor — Amanda, J 00, 2^3. 
5. .BeUa, ch m, by FiddlesticJiS— Bernice, 123, 129, 130, 163, 208, 210, 211. 
a. . Belle B , b m, by Billet— Belle Moshier, 7. 
5. .Bessie, ch m, by Dickens— Belle Meade, 108, 117, 118. 
5. .Biddy Bowling, b m, by Tom Bowling— Oleander, 263. 
a.. Billy the Kid, b g, by Leinster — Lily Simpson, 251, 252. 
-..Billy Stock wood, b g, by Jonesboro, dam half bred, 101. 
o. .Blazes, br h, by Leamington— Lady Motley, 98, 99, 235, 236, 238, 203. 
5. .Blue Peter, br g, by Attila -Cornucopia, 144, 145, 146, 147. 150, 151. 
6.. Boatman, b g, by Bonnie Scotland— Valerian, 85, 87, 98, 100, 206, 

233, 236. 
5..Bonairetta, ch m, by Springbok — Bonair, 149, 164. 
5. .Bondholder, b h, by Bonnie Scotland— Glentina, 144, 146, 151. 
5. .Bonero, ch g, by Germantown- Leveret, 102, 103, 149, 164, 239, 240. 
5. .Bonnie Australian, ch c, by Regent — Christine, 7, 8, 163, 263. 
6.. Bouncer, ch m, by Leamington — Elastic, 144. 
a..Bourke Cochran, ch g, by War Dance, dam by Solferino, 102, 103, 

164, 239, 240. 

5. .Bric-a-Brac,b m, by Bonnie Scotland— Martica, 111, 128, 129, 131, 202 » 

239, 240. 
6 . . Brunswick, ch g, by Barney Williams — Maud Lyon, 101, 102, 103, 
148, 150. 

6. .Buccaneer, b h, by Buckden— Jennie McKinney, 143, 152. 
6, .Buckra, b h, by Buckden— Marshra, 149. 

5. .BucBstoue, b h, by Stonehenge - Mary Buckley, 128, 130,'203,210,211. 
5. .Burch, b c, by Enquirer— Brocade, 109, 117, 167. 
5. .Bryant W., blk h, by Monday— Bebe, 250, 252 



Five- Year- Olds and Upward. 



a. .Callao, ch g, by Planet- Bettie Ward, 102, 103, 164. 

5..Capt. Curry, b g, by Voltigeur— Kate Coudell, 102, 103, 149, 164, 239, 

240. 
a. .Capt. Flaherty, b b, by Hurrah — Sallie Newton, 152. 
a..Capt. York, b g, by Ballinkeel— Henrietta, 103, 149, 164, 239, 240. 
5.. Cardinal McCloskey, ch h, by Ten Broeck — Waterwitch, 145,146, 

147, 150, 151. 
5.. Caramel, ch m, by Monarchist -Bon-Bon, 144, 146, 173, 208, 209, 210, 

211, 212, 213. 
5. .Carlisle, b g, by Ten Broeck— Nettie Brady, 151, 152. 
a. .Carson, ch g, by Glengarry — Hop, 1. 

5, .Cedar Grove, br h, by Cape Race— Carrie P., 142, 143, 145, 152. 
5. .Centennial, br h, by Glengarry— Sallie Nerval], 143, 144, 167. 

a. .Charlenaagne, ch g, by Pat Malloy— Alice Burford, 102, 103, 164, 239» 
240. 

6. .Charley Epps, ch h, by Chillicothe— Lady Harper, 164. 

6.. Charley Kempland, b g, by Hiawatha- Queen of Scots, 152 

5. .Charley Lucas, b g, by Buckden — Vic, 84. 

a. .Charley Marks, ch g, by Bonnie Scotland — Liza Davis, 144. 

a. .Claude Brannon, b g, by Buckden — Sallie Ready, 14. 

a. .Clifton Bell, b h, by Veto— Sympathetic, 8?, 96, 97, 99. 

5..Clonmel,bh, by King Alfonso— Brltomarte, 129, 130, 131, 132, 204» 

208, 209, 211, 212, 213. 
a.. Col. Sprague, b g, by Calbin— Pauline Sprague, 108, 109, 110, 117, 

118. 144, 145, 147. 
5.. Colorado, br g, by Germantown— Coliseum, 83, 96,97, 98, 99, 100,263. 
5. .Comanche, b h, by Virgil or Glenlyon— China, 128, 129, 144, 146, 148, 

163, 167, 208, 211, 212. 
a. .Compensation, br g, by Catesby -Australia, 32, 34, 50, 65, 83, 87, 99, 

100, 211, 212. 
a. .Corsair, br g, by Glenelg— Crownlet, 144, 146, 147, 211, 213. 

D. 

a.. Dan K., b g, by Bonnie Scotland- Jennie June, 143, 152, 167. 
5.. Delilah, ch m", by 111- Used— Dauntless, 142, 143, 163, 167, 208, 210. 
a -.Disturbance, ch g, by Chillicofhe-Mattie C, 102, 103, 239, 240. 
a. .Disturbance, br h, by Terror— Lucy, 101, 102, 164. 
a. Dizzy Blonde, b m, by Chillicothe— Lady Harper, 143, 145, 146, 150. 
151. 



Five- Year- Olds and Upward. 



5.. Drake Carter, b g, by Ten Broeck— Platina, 163, 166, 173, 204, 208,207, 

203, 209, 211, 212, 213. 
a . .Drittwood, cb g, by Stockwood — Vanetta, 239, 240. 
6 . . Duke of Monday, b g, by Monday— Demirep, 251, 252. 
6. .Duplex, ch g, by King Ernest or Macatoon— Echo, 128, 129, 130, 163, 

202, 203, 208, 210, 211, 212, 213. 

K, 

a. .Echo, ch g, by Judge Curtis, Fleetfoot-102, 103, 164. 

a. .Efae H., b m, by Pat Malloy— Penelope, 7. 

a. .Ella Rowett, b m, by Uncle Vic — Mammona, 84, 86. 

5. .Eolist, ch h, by Eolus— War Song, 202, 203, 204, 205. 206, 208, 209, 

210, 211, 212, 213, 233, 238. 
5. .Euclid, ch g. by Glenelg— Toe Nun, 129, 130, 131, 132, 163, 167, 209, 

235, 236, 238. 
a.. Eva K., b m, by John Morgan— Sallie Doswell, 152. 
5. .Exeter, b c, by Lever— Hay ti, 50. 

P. 

a. .Fair Count, b g, by Dudley— Adele, 7, 8, 263. 

6.. Farewell, b m, by Lisbon— Fairy, 108, 109, 117, 118, 128, 129, 130. 

a. .Farragut, b h, by Wanderer— Mamie S., 13, 117, 118, 143, 163, 167. 

a. .Felix, br g, by Longfellow— Grey Girl, 102, 103. 

a . . Fellowplay, b g, by Longfellow— Platina, 1, 2, 50, 210. 

5. .Ferg Kyle, b h, by Rebel -Anna McKinney, 1, 7, 12, 13, 32, 33, 34, 64, 

163, 165, 202, 210, 211, 213. 
5. .Fern Leaf, b g, by Leader or Fadladeen— Smart, 108, 109, 117, 118, 

128, 129, 163, 167, 234, 235. 

5. .Finality, b h, by West Roxbury— Nora Worth, 52, 64, 65, 83, 96, 97, 

231, 237. 
6.. Flames, b g, by Longfellow— Little Girl, 101, 102, 103. 
a. .Flower of Meath, b m, by Buckden— Grace Darling, 108, 109. 
5.. Fond du Lac, b h, by Glengarry— Hop, 128,130,163,165,231,232, 

234, 235, 236. 

6. .Forest King, b h, by Monday— Abbie W., 250, 252. 
6'..Fosteral, b g, by Foster— Minnie T.Morgan, 97,100,129,130,131 

132, 148, 150, 163, 166, 209, 211, 213. 
5.. Foxhound, b h, by Foster— Carrie D., 2, 263. 
6.. Frances L. (late Molly Barnes), ch m, by Harry Bassett — Sea Bird 

128. 129, 203, 208. 
5. .Frank E., b h, by Probability— Sallie Newton, 143, 144, 167, 210, 



Five- Year- O'ds and Upward. 



6. .Frankie B., b g, by Monarchist— Alala, 108, 109, 117, 118, 167. 

a.. Fred. Eice (or Capt. Fred. Rice), cb b, by Rebel— Aurelia West- 

beimer, 84. 
6..FreeGold,bh, by Ballion -Kitty Free, 101, 102, 103, 146, 148, l.'oO , 

151. 
6. Freeland, b g, by Longfellow— Belle Knigbt, 53, 54, 66, 83, 85, 86, 87, 

97, 98, 100, 207, 213, 232, 233, 234, 236, 238. 

G. 

5. .Gano, b b, by Grinstead — Santa Anita, 263. 

5. .Ganymede, eh b, by Macaroon— Favorite, 142, 144, 14), 151, 152. 

a . .Gen. Monroe, b h, by Tom Bowling— Minnie T. Morgap, 96, 97, 98, 

99, 100, 129, 130, 131, 132, 148, 150. 163, 163, 173, 232, 233,235,236,238. 
5.. Geo. Kinney, b b,by Bonnie Scotland— Kathleen, 127, 128, 129, 130, 

131, 132, 166, 166, 202, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 211, 212, 213. 

5. .George L., b g, by Vigil— Zea, 235, 236, 238. 
6.. Ghost II , b g, by Lever — Bosio, 96. 

a . . Gilt Edge, br g, by Terror — Messenger, 149. 
a. .Girofla, ch m, by Leamington- Rattan, 144, 146. 236, 238. 
a..Girofle, ch m by Lfarniiigton— Ratan, 11'9, 130, 131, 13^, 163, 165,136, 
202, 204, 205, 206, 207, C08, 209, 211, 212, 213. 

6. .Glenarm, ch g, by Glengarry — Arizona, 102, 164, 239, 240, 
6. .Gleaner, ch g, by Glenelg — Gong, 237. 

a. .Glendower, blk h, by Glengarry— Bulletin, 1,52. 

6..Glengar!ne, b m, by Glengarry- Romping Girl, 128, 143, 152, 163, 

167, 208, 210. 
6, .Glen Hunt,.ch h, by Allie Hnnt— Usp, 164. 
5..Glenullen, brh, by Glengarry— Summer Rose, 144, 152. 
5. .Gonfalon, blk h, by Glenlylon- -Gondola, 164. 
a. .Goodnight, b h, by Enquirer — Lizzie G., 263. 
a..Gouverneur, b h, by Harry Bassett— Penny, 143, 152. 
a. .Gr-^enland, b h, by Glengarry— Nevada, 128, 202, 210. 

5. .Grismer, ch g, by Grinstead— Jennie D,, 50. 52, 53, 83, 86, 96, 167,235. 

V. 

a. .Haledon, ch g, by King Lear— Redowa, 128, 142, 150. 
6.. Halifax, blk g, by Hiawatha— MoUie W., 143, 145. 

6. .Harry Gilmore, ch g, ^by Buckden— Mrs. Grigsby, 54, 83, 96, 98, 263. 
a.. Hartford, b g, by John Morgan— Calomel, 117, 118, 143, l44, 145, 146' 

147,148,150,151,167. 



Five- Year- Olds and Upward. 



a..Hatef, ch m, by Lelaps— Haz'em, 1, 13. lOS, 109, 117. 128, 144, 208,210, 

263. 
5..Heel-and-Toe, b m, by Glenelg— La Polka, 128, 129, ^,130, 131, 132> 

167, 208, 209, 211, 212, 213. 
5 .Henry B., b g, by BiUet— Mirah. 144, 146, 147, 148, 150, 151, 206, 212, 

213. 
6. .Herald, b h, by Saxon—Chignon, 101, 103. 
6.. Herbert, chh, by Glenelg— Kate Mattingly, 142, 143. 144, 145, 147, 

152, 165, 167, 202, 203, 210, 213. 
6. .Hermine, b m, by Alarm- Paris Belle, 96, 237. 
a. .Hickory Jim, ch g, by Dasher, 143, 144, 145, 147, 151, 167. 
6. .Hilarity, b h, by Bonnie Scotland-Beulah, 103, 110. 117, 118, 163,167. 
S.Hinda, b m, by Tubman — Minnie, 101. 

I. 

S. .Idle Pat, ch g, by Pat Malloy— Fanchon, 96, 99, 263. 

5. .Imogene, b m, by King Alfonso— Irene, 34, 50, 54, 64, 83, 96, 97, 99' 

233, 234, 235, 238. 
S. .Inconstant, br m, by Glenlyon — Lizzie Berry, 143, 152. 
■a. Interpreter, b g, by Longfellow— Revelation, 127, 128. 



«. . Jack of Hearts, b h, by Ill-Used— Nellie James, 128, 129, 130, 163,167, 

202, 208, 210, 211. 
5. .Jacobus, b g, by Ill-Used— Nellie James, 143, 152. 
a. .Jester, b or br g, by Fadladeen— Jest, 101. 
5. .Jim Clunen, ch h, by Glenlyon— Felicity, 149. 
«..Jim Douglas, b h, by Wildidle, dam by Norfolk, 250, 252. 
<i..Jim Kenwick, ch g, by Joe Hooker— Big Gun, 127, 128, 129, 163, 165, 

202, 203, 205, 208, 211, 231, 232, 234, 237. 
5. .Jocose, b m, by Hurrah— Ida Osa, 143, 152. 
■6. .Joe Cooper, ch g, by John Morgan— Bounding Doe, 164. 
•a. .Joe Howell, b g, by Bonnie Scotland— Eva Shepherd, 250, 252, 

5. .Joe Mitchell, b g, by Glengarry— Kate Fisher, 108, 109, 110, 117, 118, 

163, 167. 
n. .Joe Shelby, gr, h by Pat Malloy— Gabriella, 117, 143, 145, 147. 
*f. . John Davis, ch g, by Harry O 'Fallon— Bettie, 54, 65, 83, 97. 

6. .John Henry, br h, by Saunterer— Lida Gaines, 32, 33, 34, 163, 167. 
6.. John Sullivan, bg, by Monarchist— Goneril, 1, 7, 8, 108, 118, 144, 

146, 1.51, 212, 263. 



Five- Year- Olds and Upward. 



K. 

6. .Kansas, b m, by Chillicothe— Syren, 1, 2, 7. 

5. .Keewatin, b h, by Tubman— Fidget, 101, 164. 

a. .Kennesaw, b g, by Glengarry— Kathleen, 234. 

«. .Keno, b h, by CMllicotbe — Chance, 2 

^..Kilmeny, ch m, by Springbok — Planetarium, 32, 65. 

a . . King Dutchman, b g, by Longfellow — Little Girl, 14. 

5.. King Fan. ch h, by King Ernest— Fan-Fan, 117, 118. 208. 

a. .Kinkead, ch h, by Waverly — Brenna, 102, 164. 

5. .Kinglike, b h, by King Ernest— Mimi, 163, 165, 208, 209, 211, 212. 

5.. King Lion, b h, by Cape Kace— Philomena, 143, 145, 152, 167. 

5. .Kiohba, ch c, by Longbow — Linda Lewis, 97. 

6. .Kisber, b c, by Billet— Miss Knight, 146, 150, 151, 164, 166. 
«.. Knight Templar, ch g, by Fellowcraft — Emma Johnson, 152. 
^. .Krupp Gun, b g, by Harry O'Fallon— The Banshee, 149. 



L.. 

5. .Lady Dean, ch m, by Eappahannock — Fanny Fisher, 13, 108, 109, 

117, 118, 143, 167. 
«..Laraminta, b m, by Longtellow — Miss McMeekin, 237. 
a . .Laura Glass, b m, by Buckden — On Time, 142. 
'6..Leman, b g, by Lelaps— Talaria, 163, 165. 211, 212. 
5.. Levant, br g, by Lisbon— Fleurilla, 51, 65, 66, 87, 98, 99, 100, 173. 
«. .Lida Stanhope, ch m, by Waverly— Ada Cheatham, 100. 148, 150. 

6. .Lillie B , ch m, by Hurrah— Sallie Newton, 143, 144, 145, 147. 

6. .Little Dan, ch h, by Eebel— Aurelia "Westheimer, 143, 144, 145, 146, 

147, 151. 
6. .Little Fred, b g, by Beform— Yorkshire Lass, 142, 144, 163, 167. 
■a. .Little Jack, gr h, by Hunter's Lexington — Songstress,102, 103, 164, 

239, 240. 
6. .Little Mincb, b h, by Glenelg— Goldstone. 128, 142, 203, 208, 210. 
5. .Lizzie Mack ch m, by Alarm— Lady Motley, 108, 109, 128, 167, 210. 
5. .Long Knight, b g, by Longfellow— Belle Knight, 128, 129, 130, 150, 

165, 203, 211, 213. 
«. .Lord Edward, br g, by Alarm — Fanny Mattingly, 1. 

5. .Lucky B., br h, by Ruth erf urd— Maggie Emerson, 51, 54, 66, 85, 87, 

98, 99, 100, 233, 236, 238. 

6 . .Lute Fogle, ch g, by Enquirer — Ida Kinney, 83, 86. 



Five- Year- Olds and Upward. 



6.. Lutestring, b g, by Longfellow— Sallie Owsley, 128, 129, 143, 144,145, 

147, 151, 152, 163, 167, 208, 210, 211, 234. 
6..Lycurgus, b c, by Billet— Easter Monday. 82, 232. 
5..Lyttou, br g, by Saxon — Lizzie Lucas, 144, 167. 



5. .Maggie B., b m, by Vigil— Friday, 145, 147. 

a.. Major Pickett, ch g, by Hurrah— Mollie Cad, 239, 240 
a . .Major Wheeler, b g, by Ballinkeel — Maria Rogers, 149. 
a. .Mammonist, b g, by Buckden— Monomania, 128, 203. 

6. .Mandamus, br g, by John Morgan — Duet, 238. 

a. .Manitou, br g, by John Morgan — Queen of the West, 1, 2. 
5..Markland, b g, by f pringbok— Lorena, 127, 128, 129. 130, 131, 163^ 

165, 166. 173, 202. 203, 205, 298, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213. 
o. .Marquis, br h,"by Terror— Nellie Lyall, 239, 240. 
6.. Marshall, ch g, by Glen Athol— Lotta, 102, 164. 
6.. Marsh Eedon, ch g, by Stonehenge— Julietta, 143, 152. 
a..Mattie Rapture, b m, by Rapture — Lizzie Belfield, 1, 2. 
6. .Matt McGinness, ch g, by John Morgan— Mai eira, 82, 86, 99, 236. 
5. .May W., ch m, by Robert Lee— Balla, 152. 
6..McBowling, br g, by Tom Bowling— Lorentia, 143, 152. 

5. .Mike's Pride, ch m, by King Ban— Lou Pike, 109, 117, 118, 142, 143 

145, 147, 151. 

6. .Minnie Meteor, b m, by Meteor — Lady Glasgow, 234. 

5.. Miss Goodrich, b m, by Kingbird— Betsy Branch, 1, 13, 109, 117,118,. 

128, 210. 
a.. Miss Mouleey, b m, by Baywood— Lady Molesworth, 102, 103, 149, 

164, 239, 240. 

5..MisB Woodford, b m, by Billet— Fancy Jane, 165, 202, 203, 204, 205'- 

206,207. 
6. .Monarch, ch g, by Monarchist— Kith, 65, 66, 99, 100, 235. 
a. .Monk, b g, by Hurrah— Grey Nun, 167. 
6. .Monogram, b g, by Buckden— Monomania, 53, 54, 64, 65, 83, 86, 163, 

165, 166, 173, 204, 206, 209, 213, 233, 235, 238. 

a.. Monitor, ch g, by Glenelg— Minx, 204, 206, 207, 208, 209, 211, 212, 213.. 

6. .Montauk, br g, by Saxon — Mineola, 143, 152. 

5.. Monti cello, b g, by Monarchist — Boniform, 2, 7, 14. 

6. Mordaunt, ch h, by John Payne— Libbie L., 109, 128. 



Five-Year- Olds and Upward. 



JV. 
6. .Nellie Peyton, ch m, by Hurrah— Emily Peyton, 250, 252. 
6. .Nettle, cli g, by Dickens— Nettie, 117, 118, 143, 144, 146, 146, 147, 148, 

150, 151, 167. 
6, .Northland, ch h, by Hurrah— Bonnie Kate, 236, 238. 

O. 

6. .Oakdale, ch h, by Tom Ochiltree— Black Slave, 239. 240. 

5. .Obermeyer, b g, by Longfellow— Little Fanny, 32, 33, 54, 65, 99. 

6. .Odette, ch m, by Harry Bassett- Bet Arlington, 149. 
a. .Ohio Boy, b g, by Hurrah — ^^Charmion, 149. 

5.. Olivette, b m, by King Alfonso— Bettie Ward, 1, 7, 8, 110, 146, 

5. .Ouray, ch g, by Baffle— Lizzie Grady, 102, 103. 

5. .Owen Bowling, b h, by Tom Bowling— War Over, 96. 

P. 

5..Paterson, b g, by Pat Malloy— Ethel, 101. 102, 146, 147, 149, 151. 

5. .Patrick Dennis, ch g, by St. Denis— Rosa Lee, 21, 50, 52, 65, 83, 84 , 

96, 97 231, 234, 235, 237. 
a. .Patsy Duffy, b h, by Leinster- Ada A., 87, 98, 99, 100, 251. 
5. .Pawnbroker, ch g, by Vespucius— Evelyn Carter, 239, 240. 
a.. Pawnee, ch g, by Leamington — Maiden, 149. 
6.. Pearl Jennings, bm, by Leiaps — Mary Howard, 33, 50, 52, 53, 54, 64, 

82, 83, 86, 96, 97, 231, 234, 235, 237, 263. 
a.. Pequot.br g, by Lexington— Lulu Horton, 211, 213. 

5. .Phantom ( Itte Tom Hood), ch g, by Eolus— Sadie Somers, 165. 

6. .Phil. Lewis, br h, by Hiawatha— Emma Smith, 21, 22, 23, 150, 151. 
5. .Pilot, ch g, by Kyrle Daly— Aileen, 142, 143, 144, 145, 167, 208, 211. 
6. .P. Line, ch h, by Pat Malloy— Mary L., 14. 

5.. PiEk Cottage, b m, by Buckden— Beatrice, 12, 118, 145, 152, 167. 
a.. Pope Leo, ch g, by Creedmoor — Brandoline, 102, 149, 152. 
a..Postguard, ch h, by Glpnelg— La Polka, 102, 103, 239, 240. 
5.. Princess, b m, by Princeton— Roxaline, 1,13, 21,96,109,167. 

6. .Quebec, ch g, by King Lear— Redowa, 10?, 149, 164, 239, 240. 
a. .Queen Esther, ch m, by Bulletin— Glendafly, 109. 

K. 

a. .Red Fox, ch h, by Hurrah— Topsy, 2, 143, 145, 147. 
5.. Referee, b g, by Hi:rrah— Kinney K., 108 110, 117, 118, 163, 165, 167, 
204, 208, 209, 211, 212, 213. 



10 Five Year- Olds and Upward. 

5.. Renegade, ch h, by King Ernest — Revolt, 102, 163. 

6. .Response, b o, by Pimlico — Mystery, 102, 103, 164. 

a. .Revenge, ch b, by Enquirer— Miss Stoner, 149. 

6.. Revoke, chg, by Harry O'Fallon— Sallie Doswell, 60, 53. 83, 86, 209, 

232, 235, 238. 
6.. Rica, b m, by Kingfisher— Lady Mentmore, 117, 118, 128, 129, 130, 

131, 163, 167, 202, 203, 208, 209, 210, 211, 213. 
6 , .Riddle, ch g, by Lelaps— Puzzle, 152. 
6. .R. Monne, br g, by Harry Bassett— Jennie L., 7, 263. 
a. .Roche, b g, by Virgil— Glenella, 263. 
«. .Rochester, br g, by Vauxhall— Heatherbell, 102. 
a.. Rose, ch m, by Helmbold — Niagara, 103. 
a. .Rowdy Boy, b h, by Silent Friend —Mandy, 14. 
6 . .Runnymede, br h, by Billet -Mercedes, 147, 148, 150, 151, 

5. .Ru3hbrook, b g, by Dudley— Nell Gwynn, 152. 

S. 

6. .Satanella, br or blk m, by Tyro, dam unknown, 101. 
5. .Sam Brown, b c, by Gen. Rosseau— Bonanza, 164. 

a. .Saunterer, ch g, by Leamington — Lemonade, 52, 65, 96, 237. 

5. .Scalper, ch g, by War Dance— Ella Breckenridge, 102, 103,164,'239,240. 
€. .Shortcake, ch m, by Macaroon — Frey, 149. 

6. .Silvio, gr g, by King Alfonso— Geneva, 33, 66. 
a. .Sir Hugh, b g, by Waverly — Millie J., 101. 

5. .SUpalong, b m, by Longfellow-Clipper, 34, 64, 82, 87, 96, 99, 100. 
5. .Slocum, b g, by Glenelg— Dot, 12, 13, 34, 65, 83, 98, 100, 211, 212. 
a. .Snuff Box, b h, by Ballot Box, dam by Lodi, 251. 
5. .Sovereign Pat, b g, by Pat Malloy— Nora, 65, 144, 145,146,150,167,236. 
«. .Strathspey, b h, by Glenelg— La Polka, 96, 97, 99, 128, 129,130,131,132. 
5. .Swift, br m, by Great Tom— Mariposa, 108, 109. 

T. 

5. .Tahata, ch g, by Bob WooUey- Adele, 82. 

5. .Talleyrand, ch g, by Great Tom— Benecia, 84. 

5. .Tamerlane, b g, by Great Tom — Highland Virtage, 54, 86, 

5. .Tangier, ch g, by Aristides— Ada Stagg, 163. 

6..Taxgatherer, b g, by Tipperary — Lucy Johnson, 32, 65, 66, 96, 99, 

235, 236, 238. 
5. .Thady, blk m, by Tom Bowling— Colleen Bawn, 83, 85, 96, 97, 98, 99, 

26?. 



Five- Year- Olds and Upward. 11 

5. .Thurles, b h, by Lisbon — Austria, 147, 151. 

6. .Tilford, br g, by Gilroy— Sister to Euric, 147, 151, 163, 167, 239, 240. 
5..Tomaliawk. b g, by Great Tom— Queen of the West, 7, 96, 263. 

5. .Tom Blind, b g, by Blind Tom— Tornado, 239, 240. 

5.. Tony Foster, br g,by Foster— Madam Betbune. 144, 163, 167,209,212- 
a..Topsy, b m, by Ill-Used— Black Slave, 129, 130, 142, 143, 144, 145,147. 

150. 151, 167. 
5.. Trafalgar, ch h, by King Alfonso— Aerolite, 129, 131, 132, 209,212,213. 
a. .Trouble, ch g, by Ulverston- Kate McDonald, 239, 240. 

6. .Turco, ch h, by Kingfisher— Toucques, 207, 208, 209, 212, 213. 

V. 

6. .Valet, ch g, by War Dance— Ella Breckenridge, 83, 86, 96, 97,232,237, 
263. 

5. .Vanguard, gr g, by Foster— Victress,32,51,65,66,96.99,234,235,236,238. 

6. .Vibrator, br g, by Virgil — Acoustic, 147. 

5. .Violator, ch h, by King Ban— Booty, 143, 145, 147, 151. 

5. .Virgie Hearne, b m, by Fellowcraft — Bonnie Kate, 13. 

6. .Volusia, ch g, by Pat Malloy— Vandalia, 164, 

W. 

6. .Wallansee, b h, by Waverly— Phasma, 97, 100, 129, 130, 131, 132,148, 

150, 163, 166, 167. 209, 212, 213. 
5. .Wallflower, ch g,by War Dance— Sunflower, 129. 130,167, 208,234,235, 
5.. Wandering, ch g, by Wanderer— Ringlet, 96, 128, 129, 130, 131, 167. 

5. .War Eagle, b h, by Leader— Bed Eyes, 128, 129, 130, 131,132, 163, 166, 

203, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213. 

6. .Warrington, ch g, by War Dance— Nannie F., 239, 2i0. 
a,. .Wave o' Light, b g, by Waverly— Ella Jackson, 129, 146. 
6.. Wedding Day, b g, by Dudley— Adele, 96, 99, 238, 263. 

6.. Wellington, ch g, by Glenelg— Julia Mattingly, 96, 99, 234, 263. 

a .Williams, b g, by Terror— Ada, 103, 239, 240. 

a. .Will Davis, ch g, by Fadladeen— Betsy, 102, 103, 149, 164. 

a. .Woodcraft, b g, by Ill-U«ed— Woodbine, 145. 

5. .Woodflower, ch m, by Ill-Used— Woodbine, 144, 146, 163, 167, 234. 

«. .Wooster, b h, by Local— Matins, 103, 164. 

Y. 

5. . Yonng Dutchman, ch g, by Ballinkeel dam by Hiawatha, 14. 



12 ' Four- Fear- Olds. 



FOUR-YEAR-OLDS. 

A. 

Abb Stemler, b g, by Leinster— Ada A., 96, 97, 98, 99, 100. 

Actor, b g, by Trump— Little Sis, 52, 96. 

Agincourt, cb. g, by Bullion — Lida Grissom, 108, 109. 

Ailee, b f, by Hurrah— Wauanita, 32, 33, 50, 53, 64, 65, 83, 86, 96, 99. 

Albia, cb t, by Alarm -Elastic, 128, 129, 167. 

Americus, b c, by Saxon — Rebecca, 143, 144, 147. 

Annie L., ch f, by Billet- Mary L., 83, 86, 96, 

Atlas, b g, by Attila— Favorite, 128, 210, 234, 237. 

Audrain, cb c, by Springbok— Alme, 34, 51, 53, 54, 64, 65, 66, 68, 82, 85, 

87, 97, 98, 99, 100, 263. 
Avery, b g, by Aramis— Carrie P., 152, 167, 203, 210. 

B. 

Bachelor, b c, by Hock Hocking— Maid of the Mist, 251. 

Banquet, ch g, by King Ban— Belle Boyden, 117, 118, 128, 132, 203, 

208, 210. 
Beaconsfield, b c, by Hock Hocking — Aileen Alannah, 251, 252. 
Beggarsbush (Za^e Burton), b c, by Billet— Distraction, 128, 130, 13\ 

231, 232, 233, 235, 236, 238. 
Belle Garland, ch f, by Albert Victor— Nightshade, 142. 
Bellerophon, b (i, by Oysterman, Jr., 149, 240. 
Berlin, b g, by Billet— Manhatta, 64, 83, 96, 97, 99, 100, 263. 
Bettler, b g, by Gaberlunzie — Gretchen, 231, 234. 
Billy Gilm ore be, by Brigadier— Betty Prince, 21, 22, 50, 53, 54, 163, 

•m, 232,237. 
Binette, br f, by Billet— Mirah, 34, 51, 54, 65, 66, 98, 99, 100, 233, 235, 

236, 238. 
Blackfellow, b c, by Longfellow— Belle Boston, 13, 65, G6, 99. 263. 
Blast, ch c, by Aristides— Colleen Bawn, C08, 209, 211, 212, 213, 236, 238. 
Blizzard, br g, by Billet— Good-Bye, 141, 143, 144, 145, 150, 151. 
Blue Bell, ch f, by Narragansett— Heatherbell, 143, 144, 145, 151,163,167. 
Bob Cook, b c, by Ten Broeck-Jeuie C, 83, 84, 86, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 
173, 202, 204, 207, 210, 211, 212,213. 



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Bob Taggart, ch g, by Hurrah— Topsy, 150. 

Bob Miles, ch c, by Pat Malloy— Dolly Morgan, 7, 8, 12, 13, Si, 50, 53, 

54, 65, 66, 83, 85, 87, 98, 99. 100, 213, 233. 236, 263. 
Bonanza, b g, by Boaster— Sunrise, 152. 
Boulotte, ch f. by King Ernest— Pouch, 143, 147. 
Braewood, ch c, by Stockwood — Bonnie Braes, 101, 239. 240. 
Bronghton, ch g, by Glenelg— Ladylike, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146 , 

147, 151,152, 210. 
Buchanan, ch c, by Buckden— Mrs, Grisby, 98, 99, 100, 263. 
Bullfield, br c, by Abd-el-Kader— Ecliptic, 109. 
Bulls- Eye, ch c, by Lisbon— Target, 167. 
Burgomaster, b c, by Dutch Skater— Bombazine, 140. 
Burr Oak, b c, by Bullion— Lida Gaines, 54, 96, 97. 

C. 

Chance, ch c, by War Dance— Perhaps, 32. 

Change, b f, by Alarm -Presto, 143, 152. 

Chanticleer, ch g, by Viator- Chickabiddy, 108, 110, 117, 118, 129, 131, 

132, 140, 144, 146, 167. 208, 209, 235, 236, 238. 
Chinook, b f, by Glenelg— Notice, 163, 167, 202. 
Choctaw, b c, by Saxon— Fanny Ludlow, 128, 130, 132, 144, 146, 163, 

167, 208, 209, 210, 211. 212, 213. 
Col. Morris, br g, by Harkaway— Lizzie Vic, 128, 129, 140, 141, 142, 144, 

146, 147, 148, 150, 151, 152, 163, 165, 166, 167, 202, 203, 208, 210, 212, 

234, 235, 236, 238. 
Conkling, b c, by Hyder Ali— Lilac, 52, 82, 83, 86, 202, 203, 205, 208, 210, 

231, 234, 237. 

». 

Decoy Duck, br f, by Longfellow— Call Duck, 108, 117, 163. 
Donald A., ch c, by Scottish Chief— Algebra, 202. 

Duchess, br f, by Kingfisher— Lady Blessington, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 
165. 202, 203, 204, 205, 208, 209. 

JB. 

Ecuador, ch c, by Enquirer— Nevada, 101, 141, 144, 146, 148, 150, 164, 

239, 240. 
Ed. Butts, b c, by Bay Dick— Victoria, 65, 96, 98, 99, 100, 231, 236. 
Eldorado, b g, by Enquirer— Juanita, 239. 



3 4 'Four- Tear- Olds. 



Embargo, ch g, by Enquirer— Fanny Mattingly, 21, 22, 23, 64, 65, 82 

96,203, 231, 236,237. s 

Emma, ch f, by Eolus— Minnie Andrews, 235, 236, 238. 
Emigrant, b c, by Enquirer — ^Variella, CO, 52, 64. 
Emily Fat, b f, by Hurrah— Al bora c, 166. 
Emperor, br c, by Enquirer— Vesperlight, 166, ] 67, 202, 204, 205. 206, 

207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213. 
Emulation, b g, by Enquirer — Tribulation, 101, 102. 
Endymion, b g, by Ten Broeck— MoUie Rogers, 163, 167, 202, 203, 208' 

210, 211, 212. 213. 
Enigma, b f, by Enquirer— Queen of Ihe West, 108, 109, 117, 118, 237. 
Ensign, ch c, by Buckden— Bannerette, 13, 65, 66, 82, 87, 96, 99. 
Ergot, b m, by Enquirer — Biniodide, 7. 
Eros, ch g, by Enquirer — May field, 13. 
Eulogy, b f , by Enquirer — Euchre, 143. 
Eva S., b f, by Billet- Mamies., 142, 144, 152. . 
Exploit, b c, by Enquirer— Fannie Malone, 21, 64, 65, 82, 96, S9, 263. 



F. 

Fallen Leaf, br f, by Grinstead— Mollie McCarthy, 87, 97, 100, 166, 238, 

235, 236, 238. 
Farandole, ch c. by Enquirer-Waltz, 64, 65, 82, 96, 99 263. 
Father John, ch g, by Glenelg— Bradamante, 7, 22, 23, 50, 83, 99, 232, 

234, 238, 263 
Freda, blk f, by Wildidle— Frolic, 50, 51, 64, C5, 66, 85, 86, 87, 98, 99, 100, 

173, 232, 233, 235, 236, 238, 263. 
Freida, b f, by Revolver— Skipper, 152. 
Frolic, b g, by Stonehenge— Faverdale, 129, 142, 152, 203, 211. 



Gabe C, b g, by Lever — Nina, 13. 

Gertrude, b m, by Glengarry, dam by Brown Dick, 12, 21. 
Geo. Singerly, be, by King Ernest— Julietta, 129, 130, 131. 132, 140, 141, 
142, 144, 146, 151, 163, 165, 167,208, 209, 211, 212, 213, 232,234,236.238. 
Gen. Harding, ch h, by Great Tom— Lisa Davis, 140, 165, 167, 23 J, 234. 
Glendair, ch f, by Norfolk — Glen dew, 251. 
GlendeUa, ch f, by Glenelg— Cordelia, 263. 
Gold Dollar, ch f, by Hyder Ali— Greenbacks, 143, 



Four- Tear- Olds . 15 



Greyetone, gr c, by King Alfonso— Geneva, 108, 110, 117, 118, 128, 129, 
130. 131, 132, 163, 165, 167, 202, 203, 204, 207, 208, 209,210,211,212,213. 
Greenbush, b c, by Glenelg— Annie Bush, 145. 

Grey Bonnet, gr f, by King Alfonso— Bonnet, 108, 109, 117, 118, 143, 145. 
Great Maria, b f, by Plenipo— Minnie Grimes, 83. 
Guitar, b c, by Gilroy- Briliianteen, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213. 

H. 

Hanap, ch f, by King Ban— Haz'em, 65, 99, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 

151, 152, 211, 212, 263. 
Harry Cruz, b g, by Harry Hill— Kitty Gould, 50, 51, 53, 54, 65, 66, 85, 

87, 96, 100, 263. 
Hespero, b i, by Lucifer— Lizzie Grady, 152. 
Hiflight, Gh f, by King Ban— Hira, 32, 33, 34, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 65, m, 82, 

83, 85, 87, 96, 99. 
Hidalgo, b g, by King Alfonso— Ultima, 167. 
Hillsboro, br g, by Harry Hill— Maud 263. 
Himalaya, br c, by Virgil— Kentucky Belle, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 163, 

165, 205, 208, 210, 231, 232, 234, 237. 
Huron, b c, by Saxon— Vandalite, 142, 147. 

I. 

Issaquena, ch" f, by Alarm— Essayez II., 128, ISO, 165, 231, 232, 234. 

J. 

Jack, b g, by Stonehenge— Mary Buckley, 239, 240. 
Jacqueminot, br c, by Jack of Diamonds— Tea Leaf, 101, 102, 103, 164 
Jase Phillips, ch c, by Great Tom— Mohur, 32, 65, 96, 97, 263. 
Jessie D., b f , by Tom Ochiltree -Idalia, 164, 239, 240. 
Jennings, ch g, by Glen Athol— Lotta, 140. 
im Carlisle, be, by Lucifer— Susie Mariner, 108, 117, 118,140, 141, 144, 

145. 146, 148, 150, 151, 163, 167. 
J. W. White, ch g, by Hurrah— Queen of Clubs, 151. 
Jim McGowan, b g, by Voltigeur— Kate Condell. 102, 103, 149, 164, 239 

240. 
Joquita, b or br c, by Lucifer— Chiquita, 141, 142, 144, 146, 148, 163,210, 
J osie, b f, by Ramadan— Aspire, 263. 
Judge Griffith, b c,by Stonehenge— Tattoo, 128, 129, 140, 141, 142, 144. 

163, 167, 208, 210, 211, 234, 237. 
Jou- Jou, b g, by Monday— Plaything. 250, 252. 



1 6 iour- Year- Oids. 

IL. 

Xershaw, br g, by Glengarry— Kathleen. 21, 53, 54, 64, 65, 82, 96, 97, 

234, 235, 
King Robin, ch g, by King Ban— Booty, 64, 82, 96, 144, 145. 146, 147, 

151, 152, 210. 
King Kyrle, b c, by Kyrle Daly— Gillyflower, 52. 84, 97. 202. 204, 209, 

213, 234. 235, 238. 
Kitty Clover, cq f, by Cloverbrook- Gazelle, 108, 109, 117. 
King Troubler, ch g, by King Ban— Hearsay, 51, 65, 66, 87, 96, 99. 
King Tom, b g, by Tom Ochiltree— Letty, 143. 
Knight of Ellerslie, ch c, by Eolus— Lizzie Hazlewood, 127,128. 129, 130, 

131, 132, 163, 165, 166. 202, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208,209,210,211,212,213. 
KosciuBko, b c. by Kyrle Daly— Colossa, 22, 23, 50, 52, 53, 54, 64, 65, 82, 

83, 85, 86, 87, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 232, 235, 236, 237, 238, 263. 

!•. 

liady Loud, ch 1, by Monarchist— Lady Hardaway, 109,128, 143,167. 

203, 210. 

Lady Morton, b f, byHyder Ali— Jenny Kowett, 140, 142, 150. 

Lady Trump, b f, by Trump — Twinkle, 96. 

Xeonard, ch g, by Lever — Irene Shepherd, 2. 

lieroy, b h, by Allen Pinkerton— Sour Heart, 7, 8, 12, 13, 263. 

Ligan, ch c, by Bob Woolley— Ida May, 131, 140, 141, 144, 146, 147, 151 , 

167, 209, 212. 
Loftin, be, by Monarchist— Lilly Babbitt, 50, 53,54,64,65,85,96,97, 

98, 99, 100, 232, 234, 235, 236, 263. 
Louisette, b f, by Glenelg— Stamps, 127, 130, 132, 165, 166, 173, 202, 203, 

204, 205, 206, 207, 210, 211, 212, 213. 

Xiottie Kempster, b f, by Bamadan — Emma Lee, 96, 97, 263. 

iM. 

Mac, b g, by Legatee— Mary, 108, 117, 237. 
Madison, ch c, by Glengarry — Emma Smith, 21, 22, 23. 
Magnum, ch g, by Buckden — Magnolia, 152. 

Manitoba, b c, by Glenlyon— Marie Michon, 140, 141, 142, 144, 146. 
Mark Daly, ch c, by Kyrle Daly— Cordelia. 82, 83, 86. 
Malaria, ch f, by Bob .Woolley— Margin, 33 

Marmaduke, ch g, by Narragansett— Myrtle, 108, 109, 117, 118, 167. 
Massac, br c, by Rapture — Belle, 96, 99. 

Matinee, b f, by Buckden— Kate Mattingly, 12, 21, 22, 50. 51, 54, 64, 65, 
82, 83, 86, 87, 97, 99, 100, 263. 



Four- Year- Olds. 17 



Mikado, b c, by King Ernest— Mimi. 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 165, 202, 

204, 205, 206, 207, 203, 209, 210, 211, 212. 213. 
Miss Baldwin, b f, by Great Tom— Mariposa, 237. 

Miss Brewster, ch f, by ?!pringbok— Annie T., 141, 142, 148, 151, 163, 165. 
Mittie B., b f, by King Alfonso-Flash, 144, 163, 165, 234. 
Modesty, ch f, by War Dance— Ballet, 34, 51, 53, 54, 64, 65, 66, 82, 83, 85, 

86, 87, 97. 98, 100, 207, 213, 231, 232, 233, 235, 236, 237, 238. 
Modoc, blk c, by Saxon— Hilda, 152. 

Mona, ch f, by Buckden— Monomania, 50, 53, 64, 83, 86, 96, 263. 
Monocrat, b c, by Monarchist— Blomida, 32, 65, 66, 96, 98, 99, 235, 236. 
Mystic, ch m, by Orion— Mystery, 101, 103. 



N. 

Neophyte, ch g, by Leveler— Countersign, 1, 7, 12, 51, 141, 147, 150, 163, 

164, 167. 
Nodaway, ch f, by Harry O'Fallon— Bettie, 82, 96. 
Nonage, b f, by King Ernest - Minority, 128, 129, 130, 131, 202, 203, 208, 

210, 211. 
Nitot, ch c, by King Alfonso— Britomarte, 129, 130, 131, 132, 235,236,238 
Norena, b f, by Glenelg— Jifannie Black, 143, 144, 145, 147. 



P. 

Palinurus, b c, by Glenelg— Crownlet, 140, 141, 144, 146, 148, 204, 207 

209, 211, 212, 213. 
Pampero, ch c, by King Ernest— Cyclone, 128, 129, 130, 208, 210, 211. 
Panique, ch c, by Alarm— Maggie B., 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 163, 167, 

208. 209, 210, 211, 212, 213. 
Pericles, b g, by Strachino — Grecian Maid, 152. 
Peter L., b g, by Kebel— Kitty Minard, 128, 167. 
Philip S., b c, by Leinster— Lily Simpson, 251, 252. 
Pontiac, blk c, by Pero Gomez— Agenoria. 163, 167, 202, 203, 210, 211. 
Powhattan, b c,by Glenelg— Florence I.,. 52, 54, 65, 66, 83, 87, 96, 97, 98, 

99, 100, 231, 233, 234, 235, 236, 263. 
Prince of Norfolk, ch c, by Norfolk— Marion, 83, 96, 97, 99, 250, 252. 
Privateer, b c, by Kingfisher— Felucca, 101, 102, 103, 164. 



18 Four- Year- Olds. 



Queen Fan, ch f, by King Ernest— Fan-Fan, 231. 

R. 

Eataplan, ch c, by Alarm or Eeform— Lady Lumley, 130, 131, 132, 163, 

166, 206, 207, 209, 232. 233, 235, 236, 238. 
Rebel Scout, ch c, by Rebel— Birdy Belle, 8.5, 87, 98, 100, 233, 236, 238. 
iled Bud, ch c, by Tom Bowling— Oleander, 101, 102, 103. 
Regret, b f, by Ballinkeel— Rosetta, 108, 109, 117. 118, 141. 143, 144, 145,. 

146, 147. 
Remember, b f, by Ballinkeel— Scramble, 109. 
Reveller, ch c, by Pat Malloy— Schottische, 128,129, 130, 131, 202, 203, 

208, 210, 211, 213. 
Richard L., b g, by Lever— Optima, 108, 130, 144, 146, 163, 167, 205, 210^ 

211, 213. 
Richmond, imp. ch c, by Wild Dayrell II.— Miss Harriott, 127, 128, 

163, 165, 202, 203, 205, 208, 210, 211. 
Romolo, b g, by HI Used— Baroness, 142, 152. 
Rosiere, b f.by Dickens— Rosie, 108, 109. 117. 118, 167, 237. 
Royal Arch, ch g, by Fellowcraft— Bonnie May, 140, 146, 148, 151, 163, 

166, 173, 204, 206, 207, 209, 212, 213. 
Ruchiel, b g, by Alarm or Reform— Sabina, 141, 144, 146, 150, 151, 163. 

S. 

Sam Emory, b g, by Grlenelg — La Rieve, 82. 

Sandoval, ch c, by Springbok— Emma Sansom, 96, 97, 99, 127, 128, 129, 

130, 131, 163, 167, 202, 203, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213. 
Schoolgirl, b f, by Pat Malloy— Glenluine, 82, 85, 97, 99, 127, 128, 129 ^ 

130, 131, 132, 207, 213. 
Sister, b f, by King Alfonso — Lerna, 143, 145. 
Slipaway, b f, by Longfellow— Slii«)er, 33, 34, 50,52, 54, 65, 66, 86, 96, 

98, 99, 100. 
South Maid, br f, by Foster— Brown Beauty, *140, 141, 146. 
St. Paul, b c. by Alarm— Lady Salyers, 167. 
St. Saviour, b c, by "Eolus- War Song. 127, 129, 130, 131, 132, 163, 165, 

166, 202, 203, 204, 205, 203, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 233, 238. 
Springer, ch g, by Springbok — Hiawassa, 32. 

*Misprinted South Wind. 



Four- Year- Olds. 19 



Strickland b g. by Springbok— Lorena, 140, 142, 163,167,203,208,210.211- 
Sunmaid, ch f, by Abd-el-Kader— Sunbeam, 108, 109. 
Swiney, b c, by Ten Broeck-.Nora Creina, 12, 13, 34, 51, 54, 65, 66, 82 
85, 86, 87, 98, 99, 100, 232, 233, 235, 236, 238, 263, 

T. 

Tacoma, br c, by Virgil— Fanny Brown, 163, 165, 208, 209, 213, 231, 232, 

234, 235, 236, 238. 
Tarquin, b h, by Great Tom— Vocalist, 101, 102, 164. 
rattler, cb g, by Tom Ochiltree— Columbia, 140, 143, 144, 145, 167. 
Tattoo, ch f, by Great Tom— Sparrowgrass, 21, 23, 65, 86, 99, 2^0, 234. 
Ten Strike, br g, by Ten Broeck— Mamie Grey, 141, 145,146,-147,150,151. 
Teresa, b f, by Pat Malloy— Amy Farley, 13, 82. 
Thackeray, b c, by Great Tom— Melrose, 130, 163. 167, 202, 203, 208, 209, 

210, 211, 212, 213. 
The Admiral, br c, by Vedette— Regatta, 32, 33, 34, 54, 64, 65, 96,231,234. 
The King, b c, by King Alfonso— Veritas, 141, 146, 151. 
Theodorus, ch g, by Alarm— Theodosia, 152. 
Tolu, ch f, by Ten Broeck— Tecalco, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 163, 167, 208- 

210, 211. 
Tom Martin, b c, by Longfellow— Athalaric, 50, 53, 54, 64, 65, 83, 87, 96, 

98, 99, 100, 150, 231, 233, 235, 236, 238. 
Top Sawyer, b c, by Tom Sawyer, dam by Gilroy, 263. 
Tornado, ch c, by Glenlyon— Estelle, 140, 151,163,165,208,209,211,212,213. 
Transit, b g, by Ten Broeck Eva Douglas, 143, 145, 147. 
Trenton, b g, by Duke of Magenta— Niva, 101, 140, 141, 149. 
Trollope, b g, by Billet -Leon, 65, 96, 99, 263. 
Tunis, br g, by Algerine— Oleaster, 140, 141, 144, 150. 
Turk, b g, by 111- Used— Toucques, 128, 130, 163, 167, 210, 211. 

U. 

Unknown, gr f, by Foster or Tom Gay— Lady Grey, 143, 144, 145, 14 6 
147, 151. 

V. 

Valiant, b g, by Virgil— Nannie Butler, 128, 143. 

Valley Forge, ch g, by Bullion— Alumina, 1, 103, 109, 128, 143, 103, 167 
203, 210. 



20 Four-Year- Olds. 



Venture, b c, by Commerce — Belle Robertson, 96, 99. 

Vicinity, br c, by Vagabond — Bessie Lee, 97. 

Vinton, ch g, by Kenney— May D„ 108, 110, 117, 118, 128, 129, 163, 165, 

231 , 232, 234, 235. 
Vocalic, blk c, by Virgil— Acoustic, 145. 152, 163, 167. 



Waldo, ch g, by Wanderer— Glycerine. 101, 102, 103, 164. 

Warren Lewis, b g, by Lyttleton— Emily Fuller, 140, 141, 144, 146, 151. 

Water Lily, ch f, by King Alfonso— Lily Duke, 209, 213. 

Welcher, br c, by Warwick— Luna, 212, 213. 

Wellington, br g, by Billet— Bourbon Belle, 164. 

Westfall, b f, by Revolver -Eegards, 140. 

Westwind, b f, by King Alfonso— Zephyr, 102, 239, 240. 

Whisperine, ch f, by Whisper— Metella, 65, 96, 99, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 

148, 151, 152. 210; 211, 263. 
Willie W., b g, by Princeton— Roxaline, 231. 
W. R. Woodward, b c, by Ten Broeck— Ida Kinney, 12, 13, 32, 33, 50, 52, 

53, 54, 64, 65, 84. 86, 96, 97, 98, 99, 213, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 237, 

263. 



Y. 

Yorktown, b g, by Oakland — Penny, 143, 146. 

Young Duchess, b f, by Duke of Magenta Orange Girl, 141, 142, 144. 



Three- Year- Olds. 21 



THREE-YEAR-OLDS. 

[Declarations received early enough for classification are in italics, 
and not indexed here.] 

A. 

Abra, b f, by Alarm— Irene, 121, 192, 194, 202. 

Adolph, ch c, by Kingfisher— Adosinda, 124, 128, 158, 162, 172, 189, 191 

197, 199, 203. 
Adonis, ch g, by Mortemer — Alice Ward, 199. 
Alf. Estell, ch c, by Norfolk- Lady Jane, 92, 94, 95, 246, 248, 256. 
Alfred, br c, by Alarm or Strachino— Mura, 139, 143, 145, 147, 172. 
Algebra, b f, by Highlander— Algeria, 10, 30, 237, 261, 261. 
Al. Robertson, b g, by Highlander— Bonnie Wood, 11, 13, 18, 20, 23, 82, 

83, 94. 96, 97. 
Alta, b c, by Norfolk— Ballinette, 77, 80, 92, 94, 95, 246. 248, 249, 256. 
Alturas, b f, by Joe Hooker— Abbie W., 189, 246, 248, 255, 256. 
Amerique, b f, by Glengarry— Arizona, 19, 20, 21, 44, 45, 48, 64, 223, 

226, 230, 
Anna Woodcock, b f, by Billet— Calomel, 29, 33, 44, 45, 61, 65, 96, 98, 

99, 223. 
Annie V., br f, by Glengarry— Alice Burford, 18, 46, 49, 62, 79. 
Archbishop, gr g, by Highlander— Gray Nun, 11, 13, 18,20,23,82,83, 

94, 95, 96, 97. 
Armadale {late Waldo), ch g, by Glenelg— Schott, 126, 158, 159, 199. 
Arthur H., b c, by Hock Hocking— Maid of the Mist, 246, 247, 248, 252, 

256. 
Athena, b f, by Aristides — Carrie Anderson, 61. 
Augusta, br f, by Princeton— Nellie Lyall, 258. 
Austrian, ch g, by Austral— Tommie Bowling, 30, 46, 62, 65. 

B. 

Bahama, ch f, by Mortemer — Notre Dame, 191, 199. 
Ballot, b c, by Billet -Lottie, 107, 115, 192, 195, 199. 
Banana, ch f, by King Ban— Hearsay, 10, 11, 13, 29, 44, 45, 47, 49, 50, 52, 

61, 64,, 83, 84, 93, 96, 97, 223, 226, 231, 234, 237, 261, 263. 
Banero, ch g, by Joe Cerns — Sunrise, 152. 
Bangle, b or br f, by King Ban— Thalia, 77, 80, 92, 94, 95. 
Barbara, ch f, by Macaroon— Belinda, 125, 135, 190, 194, 200. 
Bardstown, b c, by Ten Broeck— Betsy Hanter, lft9. 199,222,225. (Dead.) 



22 Three-Year- Olds. 



Barkley, b c. by Glengarry— Rose Clark, 6. 

Becalm, b c, by Billet— Cammie F., 43, 47, 55, 56. 

Beecher (late Caloric), b g, by Billet— Calphurnia, 77, 137, 138, 139. 142, 

161, 171, 172, 192, 193. 
Belle of tbe Lake, b f, by Wheatly— Jeannette, 247. 
Belle Pate, by Great Tom-Variety, 19, 44, 61, 70, 78, 93, 194. 
Belledoyle, b c, by Billet— Mir ah, 77, 134, 159, 189, 199, 222^ 228. (Dead.) 
Bersan, b c, by Ten Broeck— Sallie M., 28, 30, 31, 35, 36, 43, 45,47, 55, 60, 

62, 63, 71, 77, 80, 81, 92, 94, 95, 172, 189, 191, 193, 196, 199, 207, 222, 

227, 228. 
Bessie, b f, by Tubman -Flora, ?58. 

Bill Owens, b c, by Thunderstorm— Brillianteen, 28, 31, 35, 43, 47, 65. 
Bill Sterritt, b c, by Jack Hardy -L'Argenline, 77, lOJ, 115, 137,191,261. 
Billy Ayres, b c, by Shannon— Lady Sinclair, 92, 94, 9?. 
Billy Mack, ch g, by Mortemer— Sally Watson, 137, 138, 139,143,145,152. 
Bishop, b c, by Shannon— Bettie Bishop, 81, 83, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 172. 
Blanche, b f, by King Alfonso— Torchlight, 137, 138, 199. 
Blandona, b f, by Longfellow— Blanche J., 44. 
Blue Bonnet, gr f, by Strathmore— Bonair, 30, 45, 48, 62. 
Blue-Eyed Belle, b f, by Blue Eyes— Miss Womack, 19, 44, 45. 
Boheme, b g, by Voltigeur — Fanny King, 115. 
Bonanza, ch g, by Joe Hooker— Mattie Glenn, 32, 45, 49, 77, 80, 81, 92, 

94, 95, 171, 172, 189, 196, 201, 211. 
Bonnie Bess, ch f, by Hurrah —Bonnie Kate, 157, 237. 
Bonne Bouche, ch f, by Reform— Sue Ryder, 157, 161, 165, 171, 172, 191, 

194, 201. 
Bonnie Lee, ch f, by Glengarry — Bonnie Harold, 152. 
Bonnie S., b c, by Scotland— Lass of Ayr, 11, 192, 195, 261. 
Bootblack, b c, by King Alfonso— Beatitude, 28, 31, 35, 43, 47, 55, 60, 63, 

70, 71, 79, 81, 83, 96, 97, 99, 222, 225, 227, 228, 234, 235, 236, 238, 261, 

262, 263. 
Bra'eduke, ch c, by Judge Curtis —Bonnie Braes, 258. 
Brail, ch c, by Princeton— Roxaline, 253. 
Brandywine, br c, by Lexington— Mollie McCarty, 45, 49, 52, 77, 79, 80, 

81, 82, 92, *94, 95, 96, 120, 162, 237, 246, 248, 256, 257. 
Brenda ch f, by Thunderstorm — Brenna, 62, 86, 172. 
Breta, b f, by Virgil— Laxity, 125, 135, 160, 190, 194, 200. 
Brevet, b c, by Brigadier -Annie Lexington, 18, 28, 31, 43, 56, 60, 63, 77, 

80, 92, 199, 227. 



*Declared April 1, at 



Three-Year-Olds. 23 



Brilliant, ch c, by Bullion— Willie Crockett, 46, 79, 262. 

Brookwood, blk c, by Billet— Broeck, 116 120, 122, 124, 126, 157, 158, 

159, 161, 162, 163, 165, 171, 172. 189, 191, 193, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201, 

207, 213. 
Burdette, ch c, by Ten Broeck— Endless, 36, 43, 47, 55, 115, 129, 193, 

196, 199, 228. 
Burgundia, br f, by Burgundy— Gray Stockings, 171. 
Bruton, b g, by Narragansett — Lucia, 18, 137. 
Byron Cross, b c, by Ventilator— Frey, 139, 161, 192, 
By BOTHEBA.TI0N. b c, dam Mabel, 113, 116, 120, 122, 159, 197. 

C. 

€adet, ch c, by Ventilator— Cadence, 157, 191, 192, 202, 203. ' 

Camanche, ch f, by Bamadan — Lydia "Welch, 261. 

Campbell, b g, by Glenelg— Cammie P., 30, 45, 49, 62, 191, 192, 229, 231, 

237. 
Captain, b c, by Catesby— Belle Blacksmith, 116, 120, 122, 124, 126, 134. 

158, 159, 161, 199, 222, 224, 225, 227, 228, 229. 
Capt. Lee, blk c, by Brigadier— Eowena, 11, 80. 
Carrie Linck, ch f, by Viator— Dart, 19, 61. 
Cataline, gr g, by Congressniaa- ChinchiDa, 191, 192. 
Catamaran, b f, by Legatee- Catacazy, 114, 121, 135, 160, 2G0. 
Catherine, br f , by Mortemer- Nutwood Maid, 61, 78, 199. 
€edar Bluffs, br g, by Cape Kace— Carrie P., 137. 

Celsus, ch g, by Faustus— Lady Restless, 11, 20, 77. 80, 92. 

Charley Russell, ch g, by Eolus -Tillie Russell, 116, 192. 

Chimera, ch f, by Mortemer— Lizzie Lucas, 120, 121, 122, 135, 157, 158, 

159, 160, 161, 162, 165, 171, 172, 189. 190, 191, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 
201, 202, 204, 205, 207, 209, 210. 211, 212, 213. 

Cholula, ch c, by Mortemer— Fanny Ludlow, 120, 122, 134, 158, 159, 161, 
171, 172, 189, 191, 193, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201, 204, 207, 212, 213. 

Cincinnatus, b c, by Falsetto — Mary Constant, 60, 63, 70, 71, 199. 

Cito, ch g, by Joe Hooker— Too Soon, 247, 249. 

Clatter, ch g, by Lisbon— Clarina, 30, 48, 62, 63, 70, 79, 86, 96, 97, 99. 

Clay Pate, b c, by Enquirer— Wampee, 20, 43, 56, 77, 79, 80, 81, 92,94, 95, 
161, 162, 171, 172, 196, 197, 198, 199, 225, 227, 229. 

Col. Clark, ch c, by Glengarry— Kate Fisher, 18, 46, 62, 63, 70, 137, 138, 
139, 151. 

Col. Clay, b c, by Billet— Lucille Western, 137, 133, 139, 143, 199. 

Col. Owens, b c, by Kyrle Daly— Gnat, 63. . 



24 Three- Year- Olds. 



Col. Sinn, ch g, hy Mortemer— Quits, 137, 138. 

Common Sense, br c by Hardwood — Peggy, 246, 248, 256, 257. 

Consolation, b g, by Catesby— A.ustralia, 113, 116, 120, 122, 124, 126, 

*134, 158, 159, 199, 229. 
Constellation, b f, by St. George— Pianette, 44, 46, 49, 61. 62, 63, 70, 79,. 

82, 93, 94, 97, 223, 261. 
Cooperstown, b g, by King Alfonso— Simplicity, 222, 225, 227, 228. 
Coral, br f, by Narragansett— Jet, 10, 93, 192. 
Craftie, ch f, by Fellowcraft -Lou Pike, 44. 
Craftsman, br c, by Fellowcraft— Dixie, 28, 30, 31, 35, 36, 43, 45, 47, 48,. 

49, 55. 56, 60, 62. 63, 70, 71, 79, 81, 189, 199. 
Crow Wallace (or Walas), blic or br c, by Eivoli— Bettie Harper, 18, 262,. 

263. 
Curiosity, cb f , by Hyder-Ali — Sunshine, 44, 61. 
Curtolema, ch f, by Judge Curtis— Tolema, 258. 
Cyrilla, ch f, by Mortemer — China, 199. 
Czarina, b f. by Virgil— Queen of Scots, 30, 44, 62, 125, l35, 160, 190, 200. 



Dad, br c, by Chillicothe - Syren, 62, 96, 261, 263. 

Dan L., ch c, by Clipses — Gladys, 137. 

Daybreak, b f, by Kyrle Daly— Dawn, 61, 70. 

Deceit, b f, by Cape Race — Niangua, 137, 152. 

Delphine, b f, by Brigadier— Dell, 44, 45, 62, 223. 

Detective, blk c, by Virgil —Tincture, 120, 122, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 

157, 161, 162, 163, 167, 171, 191, 192, 193, 195, 196, 201, 202, 203, 208, 

209, 210, 211, 212, 213. 
Diamond, ch g, by Fonso— Ella Jackson, 36, 43, 71, 99. 
Dick Watts, ch g, by Buckden— Ethel Sprague, 43, 47, 56. 
Dido, blk f, by Virgil— Vandalia, 31. 
Dione, ch f, by Mortemer— Explosion, 121, 135, 157, 158, 160, 162, 167, 

171, 172, 189, 190, 191, 192, 194, 197, 198, 199, 200, 203. 
Dolly L., b f, by Ten Broeck— Mary L., 18, 19, 226. 
Doubt, ch c, by St. Martin— Perhaps, 31, 35, 43 47, ^5, 60, 63, 70, 71, 79, 

92, 97, 99, 100, 222, 227, 228, 235, 236, 238, 261, 262, 263. 
Duke of Hambleton, ch c, by Ten Broeck — MoUie Hambleton, 28, 31,35, 

36, 43. 47, 55, 60, 71. 134, 189, 197, 198, 199, 227, 228. 
By Duke of Magenta, ch g, dam Emerald, 199. 

*Is entered in the Jerome, but omitted in printers' make up. 



Three- Year- Olds. 25 



Eachus, br c, by Reform— Nemesis, 128, 142, 157, 161, 162, 163, 165, 171 

172, 191, 192, 193, 195, 196, 201, 202, 203, 205, 2Q7, 210, 225, 227. 
Early Rose, ch f, by Ten Broeck— Early Light, 29, 44, 61. 
Earnest, ch g, by Enquirer- Jaconet, 18, 46, 71. 77, 80, 92,, 94, 96, 97,172, 
East Lynne, ch f, by Springbok— Easter Planet. 114 120, 121, 125, 128, 

129, 130, 131, 132, 135, 158, 160, 161, 162, 163, 165, 166, 171, 172, 189, 

1£0, 191, 193, 194, 195, 196, 200, 201, 802, 204, 206, 208, 209, 210, 

211, 212, 213. 
Echelon, br g, by Enquirer— Bonnie Park, 46, 47, 63, 70, 80, 199, 261. 
Editor, gr g, by Enquirer— Alice Murphy, 20, 43, 56, 60, 63, 70, 71, 77, 79, 

80, 92, 94, 95, 157, 162, 165, 172, 193, 195, 201, 224, 225, 280. 
Eileen, b f, by Virgil— La Belle Helene, 5, 10, 19, 44. 
Electric Light, br c, by Enquirer— Vesper Light, 137, 138, 139, 195, 199. 
Elgin, ch c, c, by Springbok — Elemi, 199. 
Elizabeth.brf, by Strachino— Elastic, 120,121,122, 129, 130, 131, 132, 

135, 160, 161, 163, 190, 194, 197, 199, 200, 201, 208, 209, 223, 226, 230, 

232, 234, 235, 236. 
Ella B., b f, by Lisbon— Heiress, 29, 44, 46, 93, 94, 96, 99. 
Elmendorf.bc, by Virgil- Regan, 120, 122, 124, 126, 134, 157. 158, 159, 

161, 162, 171, 189, 191, 192, 193, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201, 202, 203, 

222, 225, 227, 228. 
Elsie B., b f, by Billet— Easter Monday, 62, 64, 81, 96, 99, 261, 263. 
Emerson, b g, by Enquirer- Jessamine, 5, 6, 11, 106, 115, 134, 158, 159, 

199. 
Emissary, b c, by Enquirer-Clara L., 124, 126. 134, 159, 199, 231. 
Emma Gillette, ch f, by Barney Williams— Lizzie Trigg, 137, 138, 139, 

152. 
Emmett, br c, by Enquirer— Mariposa, 115, 142, 151, 157, 158,159,195,199, 

227. 
Endora, ch f, by Enquirer— Glendora, 29, 44. 
Enfilade, ch f, by Enquirer— Capitola, 20, 71. 
Enquiry, b f, by Enquirer— Sue Walton, 44, 61. 200. 
Entreaty, br f, by Enquirer — Silver Maid, 44. 
Envenom, blk f, by Enquirer, dam by Rebel, 157. 
Eola, ch f, by Eolus-War Song, 161, 171, 172, 193, 194, 226. 
Erebus, blk c, by Enquirer— Saxony, 18, 45, 52, 71, 157, 162, 231. 
Error, b f, by Glenelg -Blunder, 125, 135, 160, 194. 
Escort, ch g, by Enquirer— Planchette, 47, 48, 199. 



26 Three- Year-.Olds. 



Esmeralda, ch f, by Enquirer— Bergamot, 61, 78, 200. 

Etha. cli f, by Eolus -Calash, 109, 160, 192. 

Eugo ch g, by Dickens— Eugenia, 113, 116, 120, 122, 158, 197, 198, 199, 

222 225. 
Eva Britton, b f,by Jack Hardy — Annie "VYlieaton, 143, 152. 
Eva S. II., ch f, by West Eoxbury or Lochiel— Bread Fruit, 62, . 84, ^9, 

225, 226. 
Evelina, b f, by Enquirer — Martica, 18, 19. 
Executor b c, by Enquirer-^Brunette, 120, 122, 124, 126, 134, 157, 158, 

159, 161, 162, 171, 189, 191, 192, 193, 195, 197, 198,199,222,225,227,223, 
Exile, ch f, by Enquirer— Bonnie Meade, 78, 200, 261. 
Exile, b c, by Mortemer— Second-Hand, 134, 148, 151, 157, 158, 161, 162, 

171, 191, 193, 195, 196, 199, 201, 207. 
Expert, ch c, by Enquirer— Lady Lindora, 199. 



F, 

Eairmount, ch c, by King Ban— Susie Fuller, 106, 113, 116, 120, 122, 

161,224, 225, 227. 
Ealconer, ch c, by Harry O'FaUon— Spray, 43, 55, 79, 94, 98, 99, 171, 

172, 229, 230. 
Fanatic, ch c, by Stonehenge— Fan-Fan, 124, 126, 134, 158, 159, 161, 162, 

172, 189, 191, 192, 193, 197, 198, 199. 
Eanny C-arter, ch f, by Milesian — Evelyn Carter, 258. 
Fanchette, gr f, by Thunderstorm— Fanny Moore, 29, 82, 96, 97, 261. 
Fanny B., b f,by Andy Johnson— Pet, 86. 
Favor, b c, by Pat Malloy— Favorite. 11, 12, 28, 35, 43, 53, 54, 55, 64, 77, 

80, 92, 94, 95, 171, 193, 196, 204, 207, 213, 225, 230. 
Favorita, ch f, by Danby — Favonia, 160. 
Fellowship, ch c, by Fellowcraft— Blandina, 137, 138, 139, 148, 151, 158. 

161. 
Fellow Tyler, ch g, by Fellowcraft— Rosaline, 18, 28, 31, 35, 36, 43, 47, 

5.^ 56, 60, 62, 63, 70, 71, 189, 199, 261, 262. 
Fidele, b f, by Alarm -Lady Scarborough, 127, 128, 130, 137, 138, 224, 

226, 230, 231. 
Font, ch c, by Fonso— Planetarium, 28, 30, 35, 36, 43, 47, 55, 56, 60, 02, 

70, 71, 261. 
Frank MulUns, ch g, by Macaroen— Dawdle, 143, 147, 157, 161, 162, 165. 

167, 171, 172. 
Frank, ch c, by Cloverbrook — Minnie Andrews, 109 117, 230. 



Three- Year- Olds. 2 7 



Freeman, b c. by Ten Broeck— Belle Knight. 11, 28, 31 35, 36, 43, 47, 55, 

60, 63, 71, 77, 79, 80, 81, 92, 94, 95, 98, 171, 189, 196, 199, 207, 213,' 

222, 227, 228, 232. 
Florence E., b f, by Reform— Emily Fuller, 223. 
Florence M., blk f, by Alarm or Strachino— Flash of Lightning, 142, 

144, 151, 161, 162, 163, 172. 
Florentine, b f, by St. Martin— Gleniva, 191, 192, 194. 
Florio, br f, by Virgil -Florence I., 107, 114, 121, 125, 130, 135, 157, 160, 

161, 162, 171, 172, 190, 191, 193, 196, 200, 201, 202. 207, 208, 212.' 213^ 

223. 
Font, ch c, by Fonso— Planetarium, 46. 
Fred Woolley, b g, by Ramadan -Aspire, 2S1. 
By Falsetto, br f, dam Orange Girl, 191, 192, 193, 194. 
-By Fechtee, br g, dam Pique, 191, 192, 193, 203. 

G. 

Gambetta, b c, by Glengarry— Sallie Polk, 43. 

Ganley, br g, by Stonehenge— Invermoor, 121,128,^134,137, 133, *139, 

157, 161, 162, 171, 172, 192. 
Garland, b c, by Shannon-Sally Gardner, 79, 81, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 171, 

172, 246, 248, 256, 257. 
Gennett Pride, b f, by Lever— Peru, 44, 93, 98, 190, 200. 
Germania, [late Esmeralda), ch f, by Glengarry— Henrietta, 19, 61, 167. 
Glencross, b f, by Rutherfurd— Glenita, 78, 121, 255. 
Glendon, ch g, by Glen Athol— Belle Brandon, 31, 35, 43, 55, 63, 70. 
Glenellen, ch f, by Glengarry— Alberto, 19, 78. 
Olenloch, b c, by Glengarry— Sallie Polk, 43, 60, 261. 
Goano, ch c, by Springbok - Geneva, 116, 120, 122, 124, 126, 127, 128,130, 

131, 132, 134, 157, 159, 161, 162, 165, 171, 172, 189, 191, 193,' 196,' 197 [ 

198. 199, 201, 204, 205, 207, 208, 210, 211, 212, 213. 
Goblin, br g, by Mortemer— Gondola, 137, 138, 152, 158, 159, 199 
Gold Ban, ch f, by King Ban— Cicily Jopson, 29, 45, 48, 49, 65, 81, 93, 94, 

261, 262, 263. 
Goldfellow, br c, by Longfellow— Gold Ring, 120, 122, 124, 126, 134, 158, 

159, 161, 172, 189, 191, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201, 222, 228.' 
Gold Sheaf, ch g, by Bullion, dam by Glengarry, 46, 48, 61, 62, 262. 
Goodness, ch f, by Wanderer— Meanness, 44. 
Grace J.,ch f, by Austral— Ella Breckenridge, 29, 44, 61, 223. 
Gratitude, b f. by Hyder Ali— Expectation, 44, 78. 

*Ganley was not entered in-this staked 



28 Three- Year- Olds. 



Greenfield, ch c, by Glen Athol— Lotta, 115, 138, 192, 199. 

Grenadier, be, by Glenelg-Alala, 124, 126, 127,128,134,157,158,159, 

161, 162, 165, 189, 191, 192, 193, 197, 198, 199, 202, 203, 210. 
Grey Cloud, gr g, by Hyder Ali -Interpose, 65, 92, 95, *222, 228,229,234. 
Guydette, br c, by Rivoli— Sallie Davis, 18, 62, 77, 80, 261 262, 263. 
By Glenelg, ch c, dam Heliotrope, 116, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, 134, 157, 

159, 161, 162, 171, 172, 189, 191, 192, 193, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201. 

202, 203, 222, 225, 227, 228. 
By Glenelg, b c, dam Stamps, 116, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, 134, 157, 159, 

161, 162, 171, 172, 189, 191, 193, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199. 201, 202, 203, 

210. 222, 225, 227, 228. 

H. 

Hallowe'en, br f, by Mortemer — ^Hildegarde, 199. 

Handy Andy, b g, by Longbow — Jewel, 95. 

Harefoot, ch c, by Harold— Letty, 106, 107, 113, 115, 118, 120, 122, 124, 

126, 130, 134, 138, 158, 159, 161, 162, 171, 172, 197, 198, 199, 205, 209, 

222, 224, 225, 227, 228, 229, 230, 232. 
Harpoon II., b h, by Harkaway— Sue Light, 77, 79, 80, 81, 92, 94, 95, 97, 

229, 230, 235, 261, 262. 
Harold, ch c, by Reverberation— Lady Blanch, 157, 162, 191, 192, 193, 

195. 
HaroHne, ch f, by Harold— Lady Clyde, 135, 139, 143, 160, 190. 
Harrigan, b c, by Lisbon— Ellen Gorin, 34, 53, 54. 64, 65, 77, 80, 83, 85, 

92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 113, 159, 225, 227, 228, 234,235, 236, 238, 

261, 262, 263. 
Hart, ch g, by Narragansett— Achsah, 106, 107, 109, 115, 117, 120, 124, 

128, 143, 145, 147, 157, 158, 172, 197, 231, 234. 
Hawthorne, br g, by Great Tom— Woodbine, 158, 159,199. 
Hazaras, ch g, by King Ban— Haz'em, 46, 48, 52, 62, 83. 
Heartsease, b f, by Ten Breeck- Molly Rogers, 29, 125, 135, 226. 
Heimdal, ch c, by Mortemer— Vandalite 120, 122, 134, 158, 159, 161, 162, 

167, 171, 172, 189, 192, 193, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201, 204. 
Henry Brown, ch g, by Bullion, dam by Blacklock, 18, 20, 60, 63. 70 

71, 92, 95, 261, 263. 
Hertogess, b f, by Heretog- Signet, 137, 138. 
Heva. ch f, by Mortemer— Ontario, 120. 121, 122, 135, 158, 159, 160, 171, 

172, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 199, 200, 212. 

*Is entered in the Travers, but omiUed in the printers' make up. 



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Hidalgo, blk c, by Joe Daniels— Electra, 77, 79, 80, 81, 92, 94, 95, 161, 

162, 171, 172, 246, 248, 256, 257. 
Hoder, eh c, by Mortemer— Beulah, 191, 192, 199, 203. 
Hopedale, br g, by Hurrah— Silence, 60, 63, 70, 71, 97, 137, 138, 139, 229, 

230. 
Hopeful, b g, by Glenelg - Misfortune, 120, 122, 124, 126, 157, 158, 159, 

161, 162, 171, 172, 189, 191, 193, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201, 207. 
Hop Sing, b c, by Virgil— Mary Martin, 120, 122, 134, 137, 138, 158, 159, 

171, 172, 199. 222, 225, 227, 228, 
Howard Arnett, ch g, by Bamadan — Queen of Diamonds, 262. 

I. 

Ichi Ban. gr g, by Joe Hooker— Queen, 191, 193, 202, 247, 249, -250, 252. 
Ida Hope, b f, by King Alfonso— Austria, 10, 11, 13, 29, 44, 45, 46, 47, 49, 

61, 65, 66, 78, 79, 81, 84, 93, 94. 96, 99, 223, 224, 226, 230, 235, 263. 
Ida Lewis, br f, by Helmet, dam by Hiawatha, 18. 19. 
Hia, ch f, by Mortemer — Lizzie Berry, 199. 
Impromptu, b f, by Longfellow— Indemnity, 29, 32, 35, 44, 56, 61, 65. 

93, 96. 
Industry, b f, by James A. — Flutter, 152. 
Inspire, b c, by Princeton — Inspiration, 225, 258. 
Interest, ch f, by St. Martin— Income. 45. 46, 48, 62, 86, 96, 97, 172. ' 
Irish Lass, br f, by Kyrle Daly— Daisy Miller, 79, 81, 92, 93, 96, 99. 
Irish Pat, ch c, by Pat Malloy— Ethel, 31, 43, 55, 60, 63, 65, 70, 71, 77, 79. 

80, 81, 92, 95, 99, 100, 201. 213, 222, 224, 225, 227, 228, 229, 230, 236, 

261, 262. 
Isaac, br c, by Ten Broeck— imp. Bombazine, 137, 138, 199. 
Isaac Murphy, br c, by Virgil— Mary Howard, 28, 31, 43, 47, 48, 49, 53, 

55,_56. 60, 63, 64, 70, 71, 77, 79, 80, 81, 82, 92, 94, 95, 97, 201, 213, 222, 

225, 227, 228, 229, 230, 234, 261, 262, 263. 
Isis, b g, by James A. — Duchess of Cherwell, 159. 
Islette, br f, by Strachino— lone, 142, 148, 163. 
Islington, b c, by Billet— Bettie Lewis, 158, 159, 199. (Dead.) 

J. 

Jack Cade, ch c, by Austral— On Time, 43, BO, 120, 139, 144, 199. 
Jack Reber, b g, by Scotland— Piety, 137, 138. . 
Jessie J., ch f, by Cape Race— Philomena, 77, 78, 80. 
Jim Beck, ch c, by Spindrift— Cara Liza, 108, 109, 115. 
Jim Guest, b g, by Buckden— Miss Grisby, 43, 47, 55, 60, 62, 63, 70, 71, 
77, 79, 80, 92, 94, 95, 96, 99, 199, 263. 



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Jim Long, b g, by Shannon — Florence Anderson, 247, 252. 

Jim Nave, b c, by Lucifer— Ginger Pop, 128, 139, 143, 145, 146, 147, 151, 

161, 171, 192, 195, 201. 
Joe Cotton, cb c, by King Alfonso— Inverness, 5, 6, 11, 32, 43, 47, 49, 60, 

63, 70, 71, 79, 81, 95, 96, 99, 158, 159, 201, 222, 225, 227, 228, 237, 262. 
John C, b g, by Great Tom -Leah Z., 106, 113, 116, 120, 122, 158,1S9,199, 
John Himyar, b c, by Himyar— Rokee, 28. 31, 35, 60, 63, 70, 71, 199. 
John Y., ch c, by King Alfonso— Lerna, 116, 143, 167, 171. 172, 199. 
Jongleuse, b f, by Alarm— Presto, 127, 157, 191, 193, 194, 202, 203, 208, 

226, 229. 231,237. 
Joybell, ch f, by Dickens— Joy, 109, 114, 121, 223. 
Justin Mack, (late Grendel), br g. by Mortemer — Gyptis, 158, 191, 199. 
J. W. Rogers, br g, by Faustus-Light Heart, 65, 77, 79, 80, 81, 92, 94, 

95, 96, 99, 229, 231, 232, 234. 261. 262. 263. 
By Joe Hooker, b f, dam Countess Zicka, 246, 248, 255, 256. 
By Joe Hookeb, b f , dam Illusion, 189, 246, 248, 255, 256. 

K. 

Kalata, ch f, by Scotland— Calamity, 94, 262. 

Katrine, ch f. by Mortemer— Loulanier, 120, 121, 122, 135, 157, 158, 159, 
160, 161, 162, 163, 165, 171, 172, 189, 190, 191, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 
198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 207, 210, 211, 212, 213. 

Keanan, ch g. by Bay Dick— Sally Reed, 18, 45, 46, 62, 77, 79, 80.81,84,97, 

Kenita, ch f, by Kenney— Fanny B., 106, 115. 

Kensington, ch g, by Glenelg— Jentling, 30, 43, 46, 47, 55, 62, 126, 134, 

158, 159, 197, 198, 199. 

Keokuk, b c, by Long Taw-Etta Powell, 43, 45, 49, 55, 60, 63, 70, 71, 77,, 

79,80, 87, 92, 94, 95, 98, 100, 262. 
Kestrel, ch f, by Mortemer— Florence, 120, 121, 122, 185. (Now called 

Mollie Walton, which see). 
King Dan, ch c, by King Alfonso— Sister of Joe Daniels, 18, 28, 31, 35, 

43, 47, 55, 60, 63, 70, 71, 222, 225, 227; 228. 
King George, ch g, by Baden-Baden— Atalanta, 43, 46, 47, 55, 60, 62, G3, 

70, 71, 137. 138. 
Kinsman, ch c, by Monarchist— Kith, 116, 120, 122, 124, 134, 157, 158, 

159. 161, 162, 163,, 167, 171, 172, 189, 191, 193, 195, 197, 199, 201, 202, 
Krishna, b g, by Algerine— Ella T.,-113, 116, 157, 158, 159, 161, 163, 165, 

171, 172. 191, 192, 193, 195, 196, 199, 234, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212. 
By King Eenest, b c, dam Cyclone, 124, 126, 134, 158, 159, 1G2, 172. 189, 
191, 193, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201. 



Three- Year- Olds. 31 



By King Eknest, b f dam Elsie, 125, 135, 160, 189, 190, 194, 200. 

By King Ernest, b f, dam Maxim, 135, 160, 199. 

By King Eknest, ch c, dam Mimi, 124, 126, 134, 158, 159, 161, 172, 189, 

191, 193, 195, 196. 197, 198, 199, 201. 
By King Ernest or Macaroon, cb f, dam Revolt, 125, 135, 160. 

L.. 

Lady craft cb f, by Fellowcraft — Leveret, 61. 

Lady of the Lake, cb f, by Hyder Ali— Addie Warren, 19, 45, 48, 77, 80^ 

143. 145, 226. 
Lady Wayward, b f, by Virgil— Lady Way^ 32, 45, 50, 52, 61, *78, t93. 
La Scala, b f, by Joe Hooker— Abbie W., 78, 79, 80, 81. 
La Sylphide, b g, by Fellowcraft— Sylph, 30, 45, 48, 79, 81. 
Latitude, b c, by Buckden— Longitude, 116, 124, 153, 159, 199. 
Laughing Water, br f, by Longfellow — Soforth, 44. 
Laurette, b f, by Alarm— Essayez II., 121, 127, 157, 161, 190, 194, iOO 201, 

226, 229, 231, 234, 237. 
Lavina, b f, by Hyder Ali— Ann a Belle, 62, 64, 93, 226. 
Lea, ch f , by Lelaps — Alicia, 61, 261 . 
Leipsic. b g, by Lyttleton — Blithesom 0, 63, 70. 
Le Logos, b c, by Lelaps— War Reel, 199. 
Lenox, b c, by Lisbon -Spinola, 120, 122, 192. 
Leonidas, b c, by Virgil— Paris Belle, 116, 128, 199. 
Leota, b f, by Brigadier — Coup de Clair, 19. 
Lepanto, br c, by Longfellow —Nora Creina, 28, 30, 31, 43, 47, 56, 60, 70, 

79, 92, 225, 227, 262. 
Lisland, ch f, by Lisbon— Miss Crossland, 5, 6, 45, 46, 49, 62, 96, 97, 99,. 

26i, 262, 263. 
Litt'efellow, b c, by Longfellow— Sleepy Kate, 30, 45, 46, 62, 63, 77, 80„ 

92, 94, 172, 224, 230, 235, 262. 
Little Mack {late Bolter), ch c. by Bramble -Quartette, 137, 139, 199. 
Little Savage, br f , by Sensation — Allie Slade, 113, 114. (Dead.) 
Little Seddens, b c, by Revolver — Nuisance, 234. 
Lilly C , b f, by Thunderstorm- Lida Gaines, 29, 35. 44, 47, 61, 70. 
Little Duke, ch g, by Judge Curtis — G-alvan tress, 258. 
Lizzie Dwyer, ch f, by King Alfonso— Lillie Duke, 29, 44, 45, 47, 49, 50, 

53, 54, 61, 77, 78, 79, 81, 85, 92, 93, 94, 97, 98, 223, 224, 226, 22P,. 

230, 235,261 262. 

*Misprinted Wayward. 'fMisprinted Lady Maynard. 



32 Three-Year- Olds, 



Xizzie Lee, ch f, by Ten Broeck— Glen Spring, 29, 36, 44, 61. 

Lizzie McC, b f, by Ten Broeck — Colisseum, 44, 223. 

Lucy Lewis, gr f, by Spendrift— Dewdrop, 106, 107, 109, 115. 

Lulu S., cb f, by Viator— Minnie Mac, 109, 114, 121, 122, 125, 127, 135, 

137, 138, 180, 190, 200, 223, 226. 
Longview, b c, by Longfellow— Fanny Malone, 116, 120, 122, 124, 126, 

130, 134. 158, 159, 161, 162, 163, 171, 172. 189, 191, 192, 193, 195, 196, 

197, 198, 199, 201, 211, 212, 213. 
Lord Beacoiisfield, b c, by Kingfisber— Lady Blessington, 124, 126, 134, 

157, 158, 159, 161, 162, 189, 191, 192, 193, 195, 197, 198, 199, 202, 203. 
Lord Coleridge, ch c, by Buckden— Catina, 5, 6, 11, 18, 20, 43, 45, 46, 47, 

49, 56, 60, 62, 63, 64, 70, 71, 77, 79, 80, 81, 84, 92, 94, 95, 199, 261,263. 
Lord Lome, cb c, by Catesby or Dickens -Ladylike, 106, 107, 113, 115, 

116, 120, 122, 124, 157, 158, 2nl, 222, 2z7, 230, 231, 237. 
Lottery, b g, by L"sbon— Nora, 45, 60, 62, 71. 172. 
Lottie, c b, by Springbok— Vida, 226. 231, 261. 
Louise Layton, cb f, by Enquirer — Mayfield, 61. 
By Leveb, b f, dam Ada Stagg, 61. 
By Longfellow, br f, dam Brocade, 113, 114. 

M. 

Maggie J., cb f, by Ballinkeel— Scramble. 106, 115, 137, 138, 194, 226. 

Maggie M., b f, by Longfellow— Bettie F., 18, 29, 44, 56, 61, 93, 94, 223. 

Mamie Long, cb f, by Longstreet — Maumee, 258. 

Marengo, b g, by King Alfonso— Miranda, 124, 134, 137, 138, 158. 

Marie, cb f, by Alarm -Henrietta Welcb (dead), 199, 222, 223, 225. 

Mariet, b f, by King Alfonso— Metella. 44. 

Martindale, cb c, by St. Martin— Sopby Badderly, 96, 97, 229, 230, 262 » 

263. 
Mary Hamilton, b f, by Hyder Ali— Kitty, 19, 44, 45, 96. 
Mary Martin, b f, by Ten Broeck— Mary R., 61. 
Mary Walker, b f, by Great Tom, dam by Brown Dick, 18, 19, 137, 138, 

194. 
Marylander, b c, by Oategby— My Maryland, 106, 107, 113, 115, 116, 120, 

122, 124, 126, 134, 158, 159, 199, 222, 225, 227, 228, 229, 230. 
Masher, ch c, by Macaroon -Miss Bassett, 124, 126, 134, 158, 159, 161, 

162, 172, 39'', 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201, 203. 
Master Trump, cb c, by Tramp— Twinkle, 43, 47, 48, 55, 81, 96, 99, 222, 

225, 227, 228, 261, 262, 263. 
Manda Brown, b f, by Hyder Ali— Cousin Etta, 79, 81. 



Three-Year-Olds. 33 



Maumee, b t, by VauxhaU -Maudina, 113, 114, 115, 121, 125,127, 130,134, 

135, 160, 161, 162, 171, 172, 190, 194. 195, 196, 200, 201 208. 
May Kennedy, blk f, by Faustus — Printer, 93. 
Mecca, br f, by BiUet— Leon, 44, 56, 77, 78, 80, 125, 135, 160. 
Mentmore, b c, by Kingfisher— Lady Mentmore, 106, 158, 159, 191, 199, 
Middlesex, b c, by Harkaway— Altitude, 56, 63, 222, 225, 
Miller, br c, by Glengarry— Billetdoux, 81, 83, 84, 172. 
Minnichee, b f, by Cnariton— Plover Wing, 61, 261, 262, 263. 
Mira. b or br f, by Grinstead— Blossom, 45, 49, 62, 64, 77, 78, 80, 82, 92, 

93, 97, 121, 161, 171, 224, 226, 229, 230, 234, 246, 255, 257,261,262,263. 
Mischief, ch f, by Thad Stevens -Katie Pease, 246, 255, 256, 257. 
Mistletoe, b f, by King Alfonso — Bombazine, 121. 
Mistletoe, ch f, by Thad Stevens— Mistake, 246, 247, 255, 256, 257. 
Mission Belle, b f, by Grinstead— Josie C, 48, 53, 77, 78, 80, 81, 82, 83, 

92, 93, 94, 157, 161, 163, 226, 230, 231, 261, 263. 
Miss Able, ch f, by Billet or Wanderer— MoUie Able, 29, 44, 48, 61, 62, 

223. 
Miss Daly, b f, by James A. -Mary Mansfield, 115, 129, 142, 167, 192. 
Miss Derby, b f, by Aristides— Hazel Eye, 19, 61, 93. 
Miss Ida, ch f, by Ten Broeck — Flower Girl, 52. 

Miss Mattie, b f, by Buckdan-Xate Mattingly, 19, 44, 48, 49, 61, 78, 81. 
Miss-McGowan, ch f, by Springbok, dam by Solferino, 78, 80, 93, 94. 
Miss Mortemer, b f, by Mortemer — Nettie Hinde, 199. 
Miss Palmer, br f, by Billet— Belle Palmer, 121, 124, 125, 126, 134, 135* 

157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 171, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196 

197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 223, 225. 

Mis3 Walton, b f, by Enquirer— Mary Walton, 18, 19, 44, 56, 137, 138, 

139, 143, 158, 160, 223. 
M'Liss, ch f, by Buckden— My Eye, 223. (See Wild Eye.) 
Mocking Bird, gr f, by Brigadier, dam by Capt. Elgee, 18, 77, 80. 
Mollie McGurn, br f, by Joe Hooker— Kitten, 246, 248, 255, 256. 
Mollis Pitcher, b f, by Atilla— Bettina, 125, 134, 135,190,191, 194,197, 

198, 200, 201. 

Mollie Walton (late Kestrel, which see), ch f, by Mortemer— Florence, 

137, 138, 151, 158, 159, 160. 161, 162, 167, 171, 172/190, 191, 192, 193. 

194, 195, 197, 198, 199, 200. 
Monarchess, ch f, by Monarchist- Lava. 124, 125, 135, 137, 158, 160, 161, 

172, 190, 194, 197, 199, 200, 203. 
Monardo, b f, by Monarchist- M. A. B.^ 138, 162, 167, 171, 172, 191, 194. 
Montana, br c, by Monarchist— Tuscola, 134, 137, 138, 158, 159, 161, 162, 

171, 172, 199. 222, 225, 227, 228. 



34 Three-Year-Olds. 



Monte Watson, ch f, by Legatee— Miss Watson, 113, 114, 121, 125. 160, 

223. 
Morning Glory, b f, by Longfellow— Lady Richards, 29, 121, 125, 135 

165, 172, 190, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 230, 
Mr. Dealer, ch c, by Kyrle Daly— Satire, 261. 
Mystic, b c, by James A.— Mystification, 32, 45, 48, 50, 52, 53, 62, 64, 65,. 

79, 80. 83, 84, 86, 92. 94, 95, 96, 97, 116, 124, 158, 191, 192, 190. 201 , 

203. 
Myrtle, b f, by Chillicothe— Vesta, 139, 147, 152. 
By Macaroon, ch c, dam Mary Buckley (dead), 199. 
By Macakoon, ch f, dam Bijou, 125, 135. 
By MoRTKMEB, br f, dam Morlacchi, 199. 
By MoBTEMEB, br c, dam Sallie, 199. 
By MoBTEMEB, b t, dam Ksfreshment, 199. 

N. 

Nannie Gentry, b f, by Endower— Belle Barclay, 10, 107, 115, 137, 138, 

191, 194, 202, 262. 
Natilee, b f, by Glenelg— Annie Bush, 114, 121. 125, 135, 160, 161, 171, 

172, 190, 191, 193, 196, 200, 201, 223. 
Nat Kramer, b c, by Jack Hardy— Maggie May, 62, 97. 
Nattie Hamilton, b f, by BiUet— Clemmie G., 56, 78, 125, 135, 137,*138, 

148, 159, 160, 161, 162, 171, 172, 189, 190, 199, 200, 201, 222, 223, 226, 

228, 229. 
Nellie C, ch f, by Joe Hooker— Puss, 189, 246, 248, 255, 256. 
Neptune, ch c, by Mortemer— Highland Lassie, 120, 122, 134, 157, 158r 

159, 167, 193, 195, 197, 198, 199, 203. 
N. J. {late Dan, Voorhees), ch c, by Harry Hill — ^Maggie Bruce. 77, 80r 

92, 94, 95. 231, 261, 262. 

O. 

O'B., ch g, by Buckden— Carrie Fish, 43, 45, 47, 48, 49, 52, 53, 56, 80, 83, 

84, 94, 95, 96. 
Ogarita, b f, by Great Tom— Sue Wvnne, 61. 
Olathe, ch f, by Springbok— Eaglet, 61, 223. 

Orlando, b g, by Billet— ^olia, 28, 31, 35, 36, 43, 47, 49, 55, 56, 60, 63, 70, 
' 71, 77, 79, 80, 81, 92, 94, 95, 96, 222, 225, 227, 228, 262. 

Ouise Bright, blk f, by Enquirer— Euchre, 29, 30, 35, 44, 46, 56, 61, 62, 
189, 199. 



Three-Tear- Old fi. 35 



P. 

Pardee, ch c, by Alarm— Sister of Mercy, 129, 130, 131, 158, 159, 161, 189, 

197, 198, 199, 201, 205, 207, 230, 232. 
Pat Daly, b c, by Kyrle Daly— Fanny Johnston, 137, 138. 
Pattie W., b f, by Aristides — Susan Queen, 48, 62. 
Paul Kernan, br c, by Mortem er—Aspasia. 199. 
Peacock, b g. by Highlander— Lady of the Lake, 18, 20, 21, 137, 138, 139» 

142, 191, 203. 
Pegasus, br c, by Bhadamanthus — Highland Vintage, 34, 47, 53, 54, 64, 

65, 77, 80. 83, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 99, 224, 229, 230, 231, 232, 234, 235, 

236, 238, 261, 262, 263. 
Peoria, ch f, by Mortem er— Matchless, 135,158, 160, 199. 
Petersburg, b c, by Monarchist— Bon-Bon, 120, 122, 124, 126, 134, 157, 

158, 159, 161, 162, 167, 171, 189, 191, 192, 193, 195, 197, 198, 199, 222, 

225,227,228. 
Petition, b f, by Falsetto— Pera, 128, 129, 130, 135, 199, 203. 
Peyton, b c, by Shannon— Miss Peyton, 246, 248, 256, 257. 
Pillager, b c, by Pilgrim— I. O. U.,'152. 
Planter, ch g. by Plenipo— Sallie Mack, 139, 143, 144, 145, 146. 147, 151, 

192, 227. 

Planter, ch c,by Flood— Planetia, 246, 248, 256, 257. 

Playfair, ch g, by Plenipo— Annie C, 18, 43, 47, 70, 71, 225. 

Playfellow, ch c. by Fellowcraft- Placid, 43, 47, 55, 56. 

Playmate, b f, by Monday— Plaything, 93, 246, 248, 255, 256. 

Polly Vic, b f, by Victory— Polly H., 137. 138. 

Powesheik, ch c, by Chariton— -Lady Longstreet, *43. 

Preciani, br f, by Alarm— Preciosa, 135, 157, 160, 161, 162, 167, 191, 192, 

193, 194, 195. 

Prescott (dead), br g, by Strathmore- Zephyrus, 120, 122. 

Princess Ban, b f, by King Ban— Poetess, 1, 2, 5, 6, 10, 19, 44, 93, 106,115. 

Princess Chuck, b f, by Aristides— Crescent, 30, 44, 45, 62, 78, 93, 98, 

134, 135, 200, 223, 226, 230, 234, 261. 
Princess Lyon, ch f, by Lochiel— Maud Lyon, 18, 19, 223, 227. 
Punka, ch f. by Ventilator— Nina, 125, 135, 157, 190, 191, 193, 1S4, 196, 

200, 201. 
By Pbinoeton, br f, dam Castaway, 258. ' 

C4. 
Queen Anne, b f, by Alarm— Madge, 121, 127, 134, 135, 160, 191, 193, 194, 

199, 203, 231, 234, 237. 



*D3clared before May 1, 1885, at 



36 Thi-ei-Ytar-O'ds. 



K. 

Eadha, en i. by Algerine— Nannie H., 106, 113, lU, 115, 116, 121, 125, 

135, 160, 161, 162, 167, 172. 190, 191, 194, 197, 198, 200, 223, 
Radnor, ch g, by Revolver— Regards, 46, 60, 62, 63, 70, 71, 97, 99, 137, 

138, 139, 229. 230, 234. 
Ram Lai, b c, by Glen Athol— Orelia, 5, 6, 45, 48, 49, 52, 62, 64, 92, 94, 

95, 96, 97. 99, 261, 262, 263. 
Rapido, ch g, by Grinstead— Experiment, 48, 54, 64, 65, 77, 79, 80, 92, 

*94, 95, 98, 167, 229, 234, 237. 261. . 
Rebuke, b f, by Glenelg— Retort, 29, 30, 35, 44, 45, 61, 62, 71, 82, 96, 97. 
Red Cloud, b c, by Thunderstorm— Mattie Pendleton, 46, 62, 81. 
Redstone, ch c, by Wanderer— Katie Pearce, 28, 31, 35, 36, 43, 47, 55,56, 

60, 63, 70, 192, 195, 199, 201, 225, 227, 231, 234. 
Redwing, br f, by Rhadamanthus — Fancy, 18, 19, 46,. 
Reed, br g, by Glengarry— Hop, 5, 6, 20, 45, 49, 60, 63, 81, 92, 94, 95, 229, 

231, 261. 
Regal, br c, by Shannon— Riglin, 246, 248, 256. 
Relay, b f, by Virgil— Regan, 114, 135, 160. 
Rio Grande, blk c, by Rapture— Gray Girl, 45, 261. 
R ;tinue. ch f, by Monarchist— Return, 29, 32, 35, 44, 55, 61, 93, 94.1 
Rich'^lieu, ch c, by Rossifer— On Dit, 222, 225, 227, 228. 
Richmond, b c, by Virgil— Alert, 120, 122, 124, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130,131, 

132, 134, 157, 158, 159, 161. 162, 165. 171, 189, 191, 192, 193, 196, 197, 

198, 199, 201, 202, 203, 205, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 222, 225, 227, 

228. 
Rico, ch g. by Bullion— Mattie Wynne, 139, 152, 157. 
Ripplette, ch f, by Lisbon -Maggie Hunter, 121,171, 172, 194, 201. 
Robin Hood, b c, by Shannon— Robin Girl, 94, 246, 248, 256, 257. 
Rock, ch g, by Bob Woolley— Mrs. Stoner. 5, 6, 13, 21, 46, 52 84. 
Rocket, b c, by Lisbon— Marguerite, 124, 126, 134, 137, 158, 159. 189, 

197, 199. 
Rosa R , b f, by Pat Malloy— Jennie H.. 5, 6, 29, 44, 45, 48, 62, 93, 94, 96, 

97,99, 261,262, 263. 
Rosette, b f, by Catesby— Rosie, 106, 113, 114, 121, 161, 162. 190, 223, 226. 
Royal Knight, ch g, by Fellowcraft— Aureola, 28, 30, 31, 35, 36, 43, 45, 

47, 48, 49, 55, 56, 60,62, 63, 70, 71, 79, 81, 189, 199. 
Roysterer, ch c, by Pat Malloy— Schottische, 137, 138, 158, 159, 199. 
Rupert, b g. by King Alfonso— Marguerite, 124, 126, 134, 162, 172, 191, 
193, 195, 198. 



♦Declared April 1, 1885, at $20. 



Three- Year- Olds. 37 



Sallie Glenn, cli f, by Glengarry— Sallie Norvell, 44, 47, 137,152, 223, 227. 
Saltpetre, b c, by Glenelg— Salina, 116, 120, 122, 124, 126, 134, 158, 159, 

161, 162, 163, 171, 172, 189, 191, 192, 193, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201, 

211, 212, 213. 
Salviator, cb c, by Springbok— Minnock, 128, 131, 132, 137, 138, 191, 195, 

196, 199, 224, 229, 230. 
Sapphire, ch f, by King Alfonso— Jersey Lass, 121,125, 135, 160, 190, 

194, 200. 
Sayre, b c, by Alarm— Lady Lumley, 134, 189, 199, 222, 528. 
Sea Foam, cb f, by Lisbon— Blandina, 137, 138, 167. 
Senora, ch f, by Thunderstorm— Sue Dougherty, 125, 137, 138. 160, 162, 

171, 172, 190, 200, 223, 226, 236. 
Sibley {dead), ch c, by Reform— Meagara, 199, 222,^,225, 227, 228. 
Signal, ch c, by Barney Williams — Bronze, 77, 80, 92, 94, 95. 
Sir Edward, b g, by Tom Bowling— Tara, 158, 159, 199." 
Sir Hercules [dead], ch c, by Alarm — Susan Beane, 199, 222,225, 227,228. 
Sir Peter, b c, by King Alfonso— Janet. 137, 199, 227. 
Skookum, b g, by King Alfonso— Astelle, 43, 120, 122, 134, 158, 159, 161, 

162, 171, 172, 199, 222, 224, 525, 227, 228, 229, 230. 
Slyfellow, b c, by Longfellow— Little Sly, 28, 35, 43, 47, 55, 56, 189, 199, 

222, 225. 
Socks, ch g, by Tom Sawyer— Actress. 28, 31, 32, 35, 43, 48, 49, 60, 65, 71, 

96, 97, 99. 
Soliman, b g, by lU-Used— Sultana, 116, 120, 122, 124, 126, 134, 157, 158, 

159, 161, 162, 189, 197, 198, 199, 222, 225, 227, 228. 
Souci {dead), ch f, by Eolus— Sans Souci, 160. 
Spanish King, b c, bj' King Alfonso -Ann Fief, 43, 47, 55. 
Spalding, br c, by Billet— Eppie L., 30, 35, 36, 43, 46, 47, 55. 56, 62, 70,71 > 

222, 227, 228. 
Sparkling, b f, by Trump— Sparkle, 44, 45, 49, 96, 223, 261, 262. 
Sparland, b g, by Springbok— Lorena, 43. 47, 48, 55, 70, 71, 222, 225, 227, 

228. 
Speculator, br c, by Billet— Good Bye, 158, 159, 161, 162, 171, 193, 195, 

196, 201. 
Springlight, ch f, by Rebel— Lemonade, 78, 80, 261, 263. 
St. Augustine, b c, by King Alfonso— Crucifix, 120, 122, 124, 126, 134, 

158, 159, 161, 162, 171, 172, 191, 193, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201, 204, 

207, 213. 



3 Tlirte- Yeai - Oidr. . 



St. Louis, b c, by Alarm— Lady Salyers, 120, 122, 127, 128, 129, 130, 134, 

159, 161, 162, 163, 189, 191, 193, 197, 198, 199, 201, 203, 205, 222, 225, 

228, 232. 
St. Marco, b g, by Baden-Baden — Embassadress, 137. 
St. Patrick, ch g, by Glenelg— Venturia, 31. 43, 46, 47, 48, 55, 62, 77, 80, 

222, 224, 22"^, 228, 262. 
Stephanotis, ch f, by Shannon — Lizzie Whipps, 255. 
Stonington, ch c, by Springbok— Lavena, 36, 43, 47, 55, 56, 70, 71, 222, 

225, 227, 228. 
Strabismus, ch c, by Alarm— Flora, 127, 130, 132, 158, 162, 189, 198, 201, 

209, 222, 224, 229, 230, 236. 
Sulita, b f, by Rebel— Aurelia Westheimer, 30, 44, 61, 62, 71. 78, 125, 135, 

157. 
Sumner, br c, by Glengarry— Kathleen, 120, 122, 124, 126, 134, 157. 158, 

159, 161, 162, 171, 191, 192, 193, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 201. 222, 225, 

227, 228. 
Surprise, br g, by Sensation— Peggy Dawdle, 134, 158, 199. 
Susie P., gr f, by Bob Woolley — Lapwing, 30. 
Suspense, ch f, by Baden-Baden— Sarah B., 261, 262, 263. 
Sussex, ch c, by Ill-Used— Susquehanna, *124, 158, 159, 172, 191, 192, 

195, 199. 
By Stonehenge, ch c. dam Julietta, 124. 161, 162, 172, 189, 191, 192, 195. 
By Shannon, b f. dam Katharion, 255. 
By Shannon, b c. dam Bettie Bishop, 246, 248, 256. 

T. 
Tabitha, b f, by Great Tom— Valerian, 19, 44. 61, 70, 78, 93, 226. 
Tallyman, ch c. by Great Tom — Benecia, 45, 48, 62. 
Tantivy, ch c, by St. Martin— Tarantella. 158. 159, 224, 227, 230. 
Tasso, ch g. by Great Tom -Edna B.. 43. 55. 56, 60, 62, 63. 70. 84, 167, 

222, 227. 
Tecumseh, b e, by Attila-The Squaw, 106, 107, 110, 115, 116, 120, 122, 

124, 126, 134, 158, 159, 161, 162. 171. 172, 195, 197, 198, 199, 201. 
Tecumseh, ch c, by Great Tom— Fannie Barrow, 18, 20. 138, 151. 
Telle Doe, ch f. by Great Tom— Miss Turner, 107. 110. 117, 118, 129, 146. 

157. 160, 161. 162, 171 191. 193. 194, 196, 208. 224, 226. 
Ten Booker, b c.by Ten Broeck -Nellie Booker, 30, 35, 36, 43, 46. 47, 55, 

62, 70, 71, 222. 
Ten Fellow, b g. by Ten Broeck— Rebecca. 18, 43, 47. 55, 60, 63,. 71. 161, 

171, 191, 192. 222, 224, 225, 227, 228. 



^Declared Aug. 1, 1884, at 



Three-Year-Old>\ 39 



Ten Stone, br c, by Ten Broeck— Lizzie Stone, 11, 13, 28, 31, 35, 36, 43, 
47, 49, 53, 55, 60, 63, 64, 71, 77, 80, 92, 94, 95, 189, 191, 199, 207, 222, 
227, 228, 230, 232. 
Tennessee, b c, by Ten Broeck— Lizzie Hoover, 30, 48, 60, 62, 63, 70, 71, 

92, 120, 122. 
Teresa, cb f, by King Alfonso -Fancbon, 125, 135, 137, 138, 160, 161, 

171, 172, 190, 200, 223, 226. 
Termagent, b f, by Great Tom— Tallulab, 29, 44, 46, 49, 93, 96, 261. 
Test, b f, by Ten Broeck— Annie Shelby, 61. 

Theckla, b f, by Billet— Glena, 28, 29, 30, 31, 43, 44, 47, 55, 56, 62, 77, 78. 
80. 92, 93, 94, 124, 125, 126, 134, 135, 158, 159, 160, 172, 189, 190, 194, 
197, 198, 199, 200, 203, 223, 225. 
The Slashes, ch f, by Glenelg— Skedaddle, 79, 81. 
The Witch, ch f, by St. Martin— Witchery, 45, 48, 78. 
Theodora, b f, by Alarm— Theodosia, 135, 162, 157, 160, 190, 191, 200, 223. 
Thetig, b f, by Ten Broeck— Zea, 61. 

Thistle, ch c, by Great Tom— Ivy Leaf, 48, 60, 70, 77, 80, 92, 199, 263. 
Thomas, ch c, by Lead On— Tallasia, 30, 33, 45, 48, 49, 62, 79. 
Thomasia, b f, by Eolus— Lizzie Hazleswood, 106, 114, 115, 162, 191, 194, 

195, 203, 223, 226. 
Three Cheers, ch f, by Hurrah— Chance, 137, 144. 
Thrift, b g, by Tom Bowling — Oleander, 5, 6. 

Thunderbolt, br g, by Thunderstorm— Kitty Free, 116, 120, 122, 124, 
126, 134, 139, 150, 157, 158, 159, 161, 162, 163, 165, 172, 197, 198, 199. 
Thundercloud, ch f, by Thunderstorm— Ballet, 29, 30, 44, 61, 223. 
Timbrick, b c, by Great Tom, dam by Jack Malone, 18. 
Tincture, b f, by Warwick — Arnica, 114, 160. 

Tinsel, ch f, by Ten Broeck— Ida Dickey, 44, 46, 61, 62, 70, 171, 172. 
Tipsy, b f, by Buckden— Tipperary Girl, 10, 19, 48, 78, 261. 
Tivoli, ch f, by Ten Broeck— Kate Harper, 36, 44, 190, 223. 
Tom Atchison, ch g, by Joe Hooker— Bay Kate, 249. 
Tontine, b c, by Ten Brock- Hettie B., 55, 120, 122, 161, 162, 172, 189, 

196. 201 205, 222, 224. 225, 227, 228, 229, 230. 
Toronto, ch g, by Great Tom— Mohur, 199. (Dead) 
Torrans, ch c, by Hyder Ali— Lilac, 43, 60, 63, 70, 71. 
Triton, br g, by Sensation, or Tom Ochiltree— Ocean Queen, 124, 171, 

172, 191. 192, 193, 195, 196, 199, 201, 202, 203. 204, 205, 207. 
Trophy, ch f, by Alarm— Delight, 44, 125, 135, 160. 



40 Three-Year-Olds. 



Troubadour, b c, by Lisbon Glenluine, 28, 32, 34, 47, 60, 71, 77, 80, 85,, 

92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 224, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235,236, 

238, 261, 262, 263. 
Trousseau, b f, by King Ban— Modiste, 29, 44, 56, 61. 
Trustee, cb g, by Princeton — Nettie, 258. 
Tumeric, ch f, by Great Tom— Arnica, 18, 19, 137. 
Type, br or bib g, by Fecbter— Type of Beauty, 18, 20, 137, 138, 139, 142, 

192, 193. 
Typhoon, ch f, by King Alfonso— Zephyr, 114, 125, 160, 167. 
Tyrant, ch c, by Great Tom— Moselle, 77, 80, 92, 94, 95, 124, 126, 157, 

158, 159, 161, 162, 171, 172, 189, 197, 199, 222, 225, 227. 
U. 
Ultimatum, bf, by King Alfonso-Ultima, 5, 10, 13, 18, 19, 29, 30, 44, 46, 

47, 61, 62, 64, 226, 237. 
Unrest, ch f, by Mortemer— Letola, 121, 158, 160, 161, 162, 163, 167, 171, 

172, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 197, 198, 199, 200, 202, 206. 208, 

209, 212, 213. _ 

V. 
Valiant, b c, by Monday— Lady Evangeline, 81, 83,92,94,95,9697,171,172. 
Vallisia, br f, by Virgil— Mollie Cad. 29, 32, 35, 44, 61, 63, 70, 71, 77, 78, 

80, 93, 223. 261. 

Value, b g, by Voltigeur— Sangaree, 106, 115, 137, 138. 

Vancleuse, b c, b.y Guy Mannering — Lady Welch, 145, 172. 

Vaulter, b c, by Vagabond— Moonlight, 43, 47, 48, 52, 77, 80, 92, 94, 95, 

96, 97, 261, 262, 263. 
renisti, b c, by Virgil— Lillie Babbitt, 30, 43, 49, 56, 60, 62, 70, 79, 99, 

189, 199, 227. 
Verano, ch c, by Grinstead— Jennie D., 77, 80, 92, 94, *95, 98, 120, 122 

157, 161, 165, 171, 172, 224, 229, 230, 232, 246, 248, 256, 257, 262. 
Vesta, ch f, by Catesby— Stella, 107, 114, 115. l!il,125.135,160,200,223,226. 
Vibrate, b f, by Virgil— Belle of the Meade, 46, 62, 237. 
Vigilance, blk g, by Virgil— Bonnie Kate, 30, 46, 48, 60, 62, 71, 80, 82, 84, 

95, 96, 99, 234, 261. 
Vim, b f, by Volturno— Telephone, 61. 

Violin, b c, by Volturno— Roxana, 43, 60, 71, 79, 82, 96, 98, 99, 189, 261. 
Virgilius, b c, by Virginius— Lady Veto, 137, 138, 139, 192. 
Vitello, b c, by Volturno— Carrie P., 95. 
Volante, b c, by Grinstead— Sister to Clara D., 48, 49, 54, 65, 77, 79, 80,, 

81, 92, 94, 95, 97, 122, 162, 165, 172, 224, 281, 232, 248, 256, 261, 262. 

♦Declared April 1, 1885, at $20. 



Three- Ymr- Olds. 41 



Volo, ch c, by Vol turno— Dora, 43, 60, 62, 83, 70, 71, 77, 79. 80, 81, 92, 94, 

189, 261,'262, 263. 
By Ventilatoe, ch c, dam Nancy, 124, 126, 134, 192, 197, 198. 
By ViKGiL, br f, dam Lark, 199. 

Wagner, br c, by Prince Charlie— Lady Amilfe, 157. 162, 191,192,193,195, 
Wanda, ch f, by Mortemer— Minnie Minor, 120,121,122, 135,157,158, 

160, 161, 162, 165, 171, 172, 189, 190, 191, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201,. 

203, 204, 205, 207, 208, 210, 211. 212, 213. 
Wanda, b f, by Billet— Weiland, 29, 34, 44, 49, 52, 54, 61, 65, 70, 80, 83, 

93, 97. 
Wanderment, b g, by Wanderer— Glycerine, 35, 36, 56, 60, 70. 
Wanton, cb f, by Wanderer— Mamie S., 28, 29, 35, 36, 44, 47,' 55, 56, 190, 

199, 200, 223, 225. 
Warder, b c, by Wanderer— Semper Felix. 113, 115, 116, 117, 118, 120, 

122, 124, 126, 128, 134, 158, 159, 167, 172, 192, 195, 197, 198. 199. 
Warrenton, ch g, by Wanderer— Kiss Me Quick, 28, 31, 33, 35, 36, 43, 47» 

48, 53, 55, 56, 60, 70, 94, 95, 96, 225, 227, 231, 237. 
Wash Talburtt. b c, by Bullion— Poca Wiley, 5, 86, 97. 
Waukesha, b c, by Brigadier— Nannie Mitchell, 18, 20, 46, 48, 62. 
Whizglg, ch f, by Great Tom— Whirligig, 44, 48, 93. 
Wickham, ch c. by Wilful -Ecliptic, 106, 107, 113, 115. 116, 120, 122, 124»' 

126, 161, 171, 172, 191, 193, 195. 197, 199, 222, 228. 
Wild Eye, ch f, by Buckden— My Eye, 61. (See M'Liss.) 
Wild Rose, ch f by Princeton— Stolen Kisses, 258. 
Willie Clark, b g, by Tom Bowling— Wissahickon, 77, 80, 92, 94, 95. 

(Dead,) 
Willie D., b c, by Virgil ian— Lizzie D., 137. 138, 139. 
Windsail, ch f, by Ventilator— Parapluie, 2, 139, 143, 145, 147, 160, 167, 

227. 
Winston, ch c, by Wilful— Sunbeam. 107, 113, 116, 120, 122, 124, 126, 

161, 162, 172. 191. 192, 193, 195, 198, 199, 227, 228. 
By Wakdeeeb, b f, dam Phyllis, 199. 
By Wheatlx, ch f, dam by Lodi, 257. 

Y. 
Young Crowley, ch g, by Foster— Emily P., 45, 48. 

Z. 
Zangbar, br g, by Mortemer— Zoo-Zoo, 120. 122, 134, 158, 159, 172, 192 

197, 198, 199. 
Zotum, ch c, by Plowman— Banch-Wai-Me, 56, 70. 



42 Two-Year. Olds. 



TWO-YEAR-OLDS, 

[Engagements for 1886 are in brackets, thus: [ ]. Declarations re- 
ceived early enough for classification are in italics, and not indexed.] 

A. 

Abdiel, b c. by Alarm— Beware, [286], [238], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], 

[298], [300], [301], [302], [304],. [306], [307], [308]. 
Acaria, ch f, by King Alfonso— Ethel, 3, 4, 37, 39, 42. 57, 58. 67, 68, 69,88, 

91, 259, 260, [269], [270], [271], [274], [275]. 
Ada D , b f, by Enquirer— Mariposa, 57, 67,72, 88, [270], [273], [275], [280], 

[305]. 
Addie C, b f, by King Alfonso— Aerolite, 170, 182, 183, 185, 188, [287], 

[291], [293], [295], [299], [303]. 
Adoneus, br c, by Kingfisher— Adosinda, 133, 168, 170,- 174, 175, 176, 177, 

178, 179, 181, 183, 185, 188, [386], [288], [289], [290], [292], [298], [300], 

[301], [302]. 
Adrian, b c, by Little Euf&n— Lurline, 38, 42, 58. 59, 68,69, 73, 75, 89, 90, 

91, 214, 217, 219, 259, 260, [269], [271], [272], [273], [274], [276], [277], 

[278], [279], [231], 1,304], [306], [307]. 
Aigrette, b f.by Alarm— Vinaigrette, 91. 
Alabama, b f, by Buckden— Meta H., 57, 67, 72, 75, 88, 259, 260, [270], 

[273], [275], [279], [280], [281]. 
Alala, b f, by King Alfonso— Mollie Wood, [270]. 
Albani, br f, by Highlander— Lallah Eookh, [313]. 
Alberta, b f, by King Alfonso— Zephyr, [269], [270], [271], [272]. 
Alfreta (or Alfareta), br f, by King Alfonso- Quickstep, 3, 4, 37, 39, 40, 

42, 57, 59, 67, 68, 69, 88, 91, 259, 260, [269],[270],[271],[272],[274],[275]. 
Allie B., b f, by Michigan— Almeda, 57, 67, 91, 259, 260, [275]. 
AUie Long, b f, by Longfellow— Alice Burford, 15, 37. 39. 67, 72, [270], 

[275], [278], ,280], [303]. 
Alma, ch c, by King Alfonso— Ultima, 3, 4, 37, 39, 41, 57, 58, 67, 69, 88, 

91, 259, 260, [269], [270], [271]. [272], [274], [275]. 
Alta Blue, b f, by Blue Mantle— Alta Vela, 24. 37, 39, 57, 67, 72, 75, 88, 91, 

[265], [270], [275], [280]. 
Amalgam, ch c, by Bullion— Alumina, 138, 170, 175, 177, 179, 181, 182, 

183, 185, 186, 188., [289]. 
Amandine, ch f, by Flood — Lady Amanda, 241, 244, 253, 



Two-Year-Olds. 43 



Amy Hyde, b f, by EncLuirer— Alice Murphy, 15, 17, 37, 39, 57, 72, 74,7 «, 

88, 90, 170, 181, 183, 214, 216, 317, 220, [269], [270], [271], [272], [273], ' 

[279], [280]. 
Amulet, ch f, by King Bolt— Ecliplic, [284]. 
Andelia, b f, by Thunderstorm — Lida Gaines, 24. 
Annawan, b c, by Frogtown — Lady Longstreet, 38, 40, 41, 42, 58, 69, 69, 

74, 75, 76, 90, [269], [271], [273], [274], [276], [277], [278], [279], [281]. 
Annie M., b f, by Hyder Ali— Belle of Topeka, 15, 37, ^57, [270]. 
Argyle, ch c, by Tom Ochiltree— Achsah, 119, 168, 170, 175, 217, 218, 221, 

[283], [286], [288], [294], [300], [301], [302], [306], [307]. 
Ariel, ch c, by Mortemer— Alice Ward, 119, 133, 153, 154. 156, 170, 174' 

175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 184, [286], [288], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300]' 

[301], [302]. 
Arizana, b f, by Glengarry — Arizona, [270], [305]. 
Asceola, b c, by Frogtown— Altoona, 40, 42, 58, 59, 69, 73, 75, 76, 90, 260, 

[269], [271], [272], [273], [274], [276], [277], [278], [279], [281]. 
Atelante, ch f, by Springbok— Alme, 24, 26, 37, 39, 40, 42, 57, 5i, 59, 67 , 

68, 69, 72, 74, 76, 88, 90, 91, 259, [264], [265], [266], [267], [268], [269], 
• [270], [273], [274], [275], [276], [277], [278], [279], [280], [281], [286], [287]. 

Athena, b f, by Athlete— Barbary, 37, 57, 67, 72, 75, 91, {Dead.) 
Attorney, br c, by Longfellow— Endless, 133, 177, 178, 179, [286], [288], 

[289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [302], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Aureole, ch f, by Aureolus— Santa Lucia, 174, 177, 178, 179, [284], [287], 

[291], [293], [295], [299], [303], [305]. 
Azan, b c, by Aristides— Experience Oaks, 74, 76, 259, 260. 

B. 

Ballerina, b f, by Ill-Used— Baroness, 178, 179. 

Bancroft, b c, by Bigaroon— Lady Spring, 133, 177, 178, [289], [300], [302], 

Bandala, ch f, by King Ban-Mannie Gray, 119, 133, 168, 169, 170,176,177, 

179, 181, 182, 184, 185, 186, 188, [284], [286], [287], [288], [291], [292], 

[293], [295], [298], [299], [302], [303]. 
BandoliHe, ch f, by King Ban— Adele, [268], [271], [273]. 
Ban Fox, b c, by King Ban— Maud Hampton, 41, 58, 69, 73, 89, 90, 170 

178, 179, 215, 259, 260, [269], [271], [272], [273], [274], [276], [277], [279], 

[281], [294], [296], [298], [301], [302], [304], [306]. 
Bankrupt, ch c, by SpenSthiift— Authoress, 25, 26, 38. 40, 42, 58, 59, 68, 

69, 73, 74, 76, 89, 90, 91, 259, 260, [267], [274], [276], [277], [278], [279], 
[281]. 



*Misprinted Minnie M. 



44 Two- Ytar- Olds. 



Banner Bearer, b c, by Enquirer— Bandana, 156, 170, 175, 177, 179, 184, 

[289J. [298]. 
Bassanio, b c, by Billet— Lottie, 133, [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], 

[298], [3001, [301], [302], [304], [305], [307], [308]. 
Bastante, cb f, by Bramble— Melrose, 57, 67, 72, 88, 260, [270], [273],[275],. 

[280], [305]. 
Bass Viol, cb g, by Ventilator— Miss Bassett, 123, 133, 153, 154, 168, 170, 

174,175,176,177,178,179,181,182,183, 184, 185, 186, 188, [289], 

[2901, [292], [294], [296], [300], [301], [302]. 
Beaver, b c,by Bramble- Glen dora, 9, 16, 17, 38, 58, 68, 76, 89, 90, 259 

260, [269], 271], [272], [273], [276], [281], [302]. 
Bee Jay {or B. J., which see), b c, by Voltigeur— Compromise, 91. 
Belle of Louisville, b f, by Glengarry— Dublin Belle, 37, 39, 42, 57, 67 , 

74, 76, 91, 214, 216, 220. 
Belle Walsb, b f, by Great Tom— Ermengarde, 154, [287], [291], [293]'- 

[295], [299], [305]. 
Bellringer, b c, by Colfcness— Belle of Eltbam, 104, 105, 112, 153 156, 

175, 181, 184, 185, 188, [285], [288], [290] [294], [296], [298],[300],[302], 

[304], [308]. 
Ben Ali, br c, by Virgil— Ulrica, 89, 91, 123, 168, 170, 174, 175, 178, 179, 

241, 254, [269], [271], [272], [273], [279], [281], [298], [300], [301], [302], 

[309], [310]. 
Ben Grant, ch g, by Concord— SpitefuZ, [279], [281]. 
Ben Pryor, cb c, by Springbok— Miss Hardaway, 123, 133, 153, 154, 168, 

169, 170, 174, 175, 176, 177. 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 188, 

210, [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [300], [301]. [302]. 
Benton, b c, by Belmont— Lady Ligbtfoot, 133, 177, 179, [2921,[300],[302J. 
Benzaline, br f, by Bramble— Arnica, 133, [292], [293], [299], [302], [303], 
Bertha, b f, by Bigaroon— Guelder Rose, 133, 178, 179, [289], [291], [293], 

[299], [303], [305]. 
Bess, br f, by Fadladeen— Betsy, 104, 105, 112, 168, 216, 220. 
Bessie B., br f, by Tom Ochiltree— Black Slave, 104, 105, 112, 123, 156, 

179, 214, 216, 220, [284], [287], [295], [299], [303], [305]. 
Bessie Hinckley, b f, by Buckden—WimeHinkle, 9, 15, 37, 39,57, 67, 

72, 88, 259, [270], [275], [280]. 
Betsy Harper, br f, by Harper— Oceanic, 24, [265], [270]. 
Bettie C, ch f, by Harry O'Fallon— Sue Finnie, 67, [270], [275], [280], 

[305]. 
Betty Wilson, ch f, by Bullion — Gossip, 24. 



Tv!) -Year-Olds. 45 



Beverly, ch c, by Bramble- Sue Walton, 133, 1£5, [286], [288], [292], [294], 

[296], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 
B. G. Bruce, b c, by Billet— Lucille Western, 25, 26, 38, 40, 42, 58, 59, 

68, 69, 73, 74, 76, 89, 90, 91, 214, 215, 217, 218, 219, 221, 260, [264], 

[266], [267], [268], [269], [272], [273], [274], [277], [278], [279], [281], 

[296], [298], [302], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Bicycle, b c,by Attila— Bettina, 178, [289], [294], [296], [302]. [Dead.) 
Biggonnet, b f, by Bramble— Bobinet, 104, 105, 112, 123, 133,153,170,174, 

179, 216, 220, 221, [289], [291], [293], [294], [295], [298], [299], [302], 

[303], [305], [307]. 
Big Race, b c, by Cape Race — Philomena, 73, 76. 
Billow, ch f, by Longfield-Media, 75, 76, 174, 175, 178, 179, 181, 182, 

183, 185, 242, [270], [299], [300], [303]. 
Billycock, b or br c, by Billet— Broeck, 119, 156, 168,170,174,175,176, 

177, 178, 179, 184, [285], [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], 

[298], [300], [301], [302]. 
Binnacle, b c, by Algerine— Nannie H., 156, [283], [286], [290], [294], [296], 

[300], [304], [307]. 
Birdie H.. br f, by Longfellow— Belle Boston, 9,59,91. (iVbw Miss 

Higbee, which see). 
Birdie Walker, b f, by Great Tom, dam by Brown Dick, 136. 
Birthday, ch c, by Glenelg— Vitality, 69, 90, [269], [271], [272], [273],[274]; 

[276], [279], [298], [302], [304], [308]. 
B. J. (or Be? Jay, which see], b c, by Vol tigeur— Compromise, 260. 
Blaine, b c, by Humphrey Evans — Bird, 89. 
Blaize Duke, ch c, by Duke of Magenta— Vio' a, 38, 40, 42, 58, 59, 89, 90, 

[267]. 
Blue Cloak, b f, by Blue Mantle— Monetta, [280]. 
Blue Day, b c, by Blue Mantle— May Day, 133, 153, 154.138,170,175, 

176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 188, [286], [288], [289], [290], 

[292], [294], [296], [300], [301], [302], [304], [307]. 
Blue Hood, b f, by Blue Mantle -Bayadere, [265], [270], [305]. 
Blue Jay, b c, by Blue Mantle— Doubt [which see), [289], [290] [292],[294], 

[296], [300], [301j, [302]. 
Bluestone, gr g, by Glen Athol— Geneva, 38,40, 58, 69, 73, 76, 89, 90, 215, 

218, 219, 221, [264], [266], [267], [269], [271], [272], [274], [276], [277], 

[279], [281], [304], 307], [303]. 
Blue Times, gr c, by Blue Mantle— Lily of the Valley. 25, 58, [269], [276], 

[278]. 



46 Two-Ymr-OUh. 



Blue Wing, b c, by Billet— Mundane, 25. 26, 38, 40, 41, 42, 58, 59. 73. 74, 

76, 89, 90, 91, 133, 153, 154, 168. 170, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 

182, 183, 184, 185, 188, [264], [269] ,2711. [274], [276], [286], [288], [294] 

[296]. [298]. [300]. 
Blush, b f, by Kamadan— Modesty, 259, 260. 
Boaz, gr c, by Fellowcraft— Rosaline, 154, 178, 179, [266], [301]. 
Bob Burdette, b c, by Barnton— Malaria, 170, 218, [294], [296], [304],[306], 

[307]. 
Bob Fisher, ch c, by Fonso— Planetarium, 25, 38, 58, 68, 69, 76, 260,. 

[264], [268], [269], [273], [274], [278], [279], [302], [307]. 
Bogatan, gr c, by Bigaroon -Infallible, [289], [292], [300], [302]. 
Bonanza Jim, ch c, by Norfolk—Mattie Glenn, 244, 254, [310], [312]. 
Bonita, b f, by Grinstead— Maggie Emerson, 37, 40, 41, 57, 72, 75, 76, 91,. 

177, 179, 214, 215, 217, [270], [276], [280], [281], [293],, [299], [302] 

[303], [305]. 
Bonnie Blue, b f, by Great Tom— Buff-and-Blue, 24, 37, 57, 67, 72, [275],. 

[280]. 
Bonnie Prince, b c, by Hurrah- Bonnie Kate, 153, 156, 170, 175,178, 181,. 

217, 219. 
Bon Soir, b f, by Bertram— Good-Bye, [270], [295], [299], [303], [305]. 
Bordelaise, br f, by Bramble— Anne Augusta, 15, 17, 37, 39, 42, 57, 59, 

67, 88, 90, 215, 216, 218, 219, 220, [269],[270J, [273], [275], [277], [302], 

[303], [305], [307]. 
Brambeline, b f, by Bramble— Bergamot, 37,39,57.88,90, [270], [275],. 

[280], [295]. 
Brambleton, b c, by Bramble- Valerian, 119, 153, 154, 156, 168, 174, 175,. 

176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 188, 215, 218, [286], [288],. 
[289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [293], [300], [301], [302], [304], [306]^ 
[307], [308]. 

Brier, ch c. by Bramble— Quartette. 133, 154, 168, 181, 182, 183. 185, 186,. 

188, [289], [290], [300]. [301], [302]. 
Bright Star, ch f, by Big Sandy— Beautiful Star, [305], [.313]. 
Broeck Full, b c, by Ten Broeck— Full Cry, 25, 26, 38, 40, 42, 59, 68, 69,. 

73 170, [269], [271], [273], [274], [276], [277], [278], [279], [281]. 
Brown Duke, br c, by Reform— Madge. 133, 178, 179, 182, 183, 185, 186, 

188, 215, 21S, [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300],. 

[301], [302], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Buffalo, b c, by Billet— Belle Palmer, 119, 123, 153, 154, 168, 174, 175, 176 • 

177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183. 185, 188, 215, 218, [286], [288]. [289], [290].- 
[292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [3021, [304], [306], [307], [c08j. 



Two- Year- Olds. 47 



Bullfrog, b g, by Frogtown— Hazel Dell. 73, 75, 76. 

Bumble, ch c, by Barnton— Atalanta, [296], [304], [307]. 

Butterfly, b f, by Bramble— Mohur, [270]. 

By Blue Mantlr, br c, dam Doubt, 133, 168, 170, 176, 178. 179, 181, 182* 

185,188. (-Sec Blue Jay.) 
By BoTHEKATiOK, ch c, dam Caramita, 119, 133, 178, 218, [283], [285] , 

[286], [288], [289], [292], [296], [300], [302], [301], [307.]. 
By Botheration, ch c, dam Mabel, 119. 133, 178, 218, [283], [285], [286]^ 

[288], [289], [292], [296], [301], [302], [304], [307]. 
By Bkigadiee, b c, dam Henrietta of the West, 356. 

V, 

Calera, ch f, by Reform— Flora, 178, 182. 185, 186, 214 215, 2l'6, 218, 220, 

[287], [291], [293], [295], [299], [303], [305], [306], [307], [308].' 
Campenon, b c, by Glengarry— Dora, 16. (Now Gallatin, which see.) 
Canonicus, b c. by Attila— The Squaw. 170, 178, 184, [289], [294] [296] 

[300], [301], [302]. 
Captain Shaw, ch c, by Frogtown— Modjeska, 89, 260, [269], [271], [272]' 

[273], [274], [277], [278], [279]. 
Carolina, b f, by Harry Lamar -Sallie Jennings, 88. 
Caroline, b f, by Blue Mantle— Lady Caroline. 15,37, 57, 75, 88, 91, 259 

[270], [275], [277]. 
Carissima, b f, by Catesby— Stella. 187, [283], [284], [287], [291] [293] 

[295], [305]. 
Carter, br g, by Glengarry— Lucia, 16, 38, 58, 68, 73. 76, 136, 152 215 

218. 
Cassatt, br c, by Catesby— Belle Meade, 119, 168, 170, 187, 188, 215, 217,. 

218, 219, 221, [283], [285], [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296]I 
. [302], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Castinet, b c. by Glen Athol— Cachuca, [267], [269], [272]. 
Catarrh, b f, by Catesby— Kegalia, [284], [287],. 
Catherine M., br f, by Glen Athol— Betsy Hunter, 67, 91, 2C0 [275] 

[277], [278], [280]. 
Cato, b c, by Catesby—Mary Watson, 104, 105, 312, 119, 168, 170, 2)7,219, 

221, [283], [285], [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [302], [304]' 

[306], [307], [308]. 
Cheekie, b f, by Longfellow— Nannie E,., [280]. 
Charity, ch f, by Sensation— Emma, 105, 123. 133, 153, 154, 168, 169, 170, 

174, 176. 177, 182, 183, 185, 188, 215, [284], [287], [291], [293], [295]" 

[299], [302], [303], [305], [306J. 



Two- Year- Olds. 



Cheatfellow, b c, by Longfellow— Ada Cheatham, [264], [266], [267], 

[268J, [269], [271], [272], [273J. 
Ohimborazoo, b g, by Lisbon— Fleurilla. 3-4, 9, 76, 89, 90, 186, 188, 217, 

219, 221. {Afterwards named Pat Sheedy, which see.) 
Chissie May, ch f, by Clipses— Ida May, [273], [305], 
Climax, ch g, by John Carter— Parides, 3, 4. 
Clonee, b c, by Fechter— Athenais, 73, 74, 76, 90, [279], [281]. 
Colonel Cowan, ch c, by ©reat Tom— Lady Lindora, 112, 154, 156, 214, 

215, 217, [285], [289], [290], [294], [296], [304], [306], [307]. 
Oolonel Lewis, b c, by Warwick — Di Vernon, 136, 184, 185. 
Comiqiie, b c, by Virgilian- Ellen Gorin, 177, 183, [283], [296], [300], 

[301], [302], [307]. 
Con Gregan, b c, by Ten Broeck— Platina, 41, 59, 69, [264], [266], [267], 

[268], [269], [271], [272], [273], [302], [306], [307], [303]. 
Constancy, b f, by Saxon -Mary Constant, 178, 179. 
Cowdriver, b c, by John Payne— Mamie M., 119, 153, 154, i 215, 218, 

[285], [236], [288], [294], [296], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
€resceat City, b f, by Buckden— Crescent, 259, 260. 
Cresset, br f, by Alarm— Lady Halyers, 168, 186, [287], [291], [293], [295], 

[299,, [303], [305]. 
Cruiskeen, br f, by Highlander— British Beauty, 72. 
Cuban Queen, ch f, by Strathtnore- Hiawasse, 39, 69, 74, 259, 260, [274]. 
Cush Gaster, b f, by Kyrle Daly— Jetsam, 260, [275]. 
Cyclops, ch c, by Mortemer— Lizzie Lucas, 119, 133, 153, 154, 168, 170, 

174, 175, 176, 177, 178. 179. 181, 182, 183, 185, 186, 187, 183, [286], 

[238], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 
Cynthiana, b f, by Longfellow— Little Sis, 67, 68, 69 88, 90, 259, 260, 

[274], [275], [276], [277], [278], [279], [280], [281J. 
By Catesbt, ch c, dam My Maryland, 119. 163, 170. 187. 215, 217, 21.8, 

219, 221, [283], [285], [286], [238], [289], [290], [292], [294] [296], [302], 

[304], [306], [307], [308]. 

Dahabiah, b f, by Kingfisher— Felucca, 153, 156. 168, 170, 174, 176, 177, 
181, 182, 184, 185, 188, 216, 220, [291], [293], [295], [299], [302], [303]. 

Danville, ch. c. by Wanderer- Mamie 0.. 3, 4, 16. 17, 41, 68, 89. 90, 259, 
260, [269, [271], [272], 

Delia, ch f, by Little Jim— Anemone, 136, 152. 

Dempsey, ch c, by Harry O'Fallon— On Time, 25, 41. 58, 69, 76, 90, 91, 
218, [289], [271], [273], [274], [277], [279], [302], [307]. 



Tivo-Ye ir-Olds. 49 



Derry, b g, by Elias Lawrence, dam by Gen. Shields, [273]. 

Des Moines, ch c, by Hyder Ali — Anna Belle, 75, 91. 

Destruction, b c, by King Alfonso— Desolation, [269], [271], [272] . 

Dew Drop, b f, by Falsetto— Explosion, 119, 133, 153, 154, 168, 170, 174, 
175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 185, 186, 187, 188, [286], [287], 
[288], [293], [294], [295], [299], [300], [301], [302], [303], 

Dixie Himyar, br f, by Himyar— Hearsay, 67, 68, " 69, [264], [265], [267], 
[270], [275], [276], [277], [278], [279], [280], [281]. 

D. W. C , br f, by Princeton— Stolen Kisses, [313]. 

Dynamite, ch g, by Hurrah — Chance, 136, 152. 

Dot, b c, by Ten Broeck— Early Light, [269], [271], [272], [273], 

Doctor, b c, by Bannach Lath — Pauline Sprague, [279], [281], 

By DuDLET. b c, dam MoUie G., 187. (Named Monarch of the Oaks, 

which see.) 

K. 

Eager, br c, by Eland— Highland Vintage, 136, 152, [269], [273], [279], 

[306], [303]. 

Eastlake, ch f, by Enquirer— Bonnie Park, 39, 41, 57, 58. 

Echo, ch f, by Enquirer — Buttercup, 15, 17. 

Eda, ch f, by Hock Hocking— Eva Coombs, [311], [312]. 

Ed. Corrigan, ch c, by Joe Hooker— Countess Zicka, 73, 74, 76, 89, 90, 

91, 243, 244, 245, [310], [312], 

Ed. Gilman, ch c, by St. Martin, dam by Waverly, 73, 75, 89, 90, 170, 

[274]. 

Edgar G. Murphy, blk g, by Enquirer— Jaconet, 170, 217, 221, [269], 

[271], [272], [273], [279], [281], [306], [307], [308]. 

Edelweiss, br f, by. Enquirer — Jessamine, 15. 

Edgefield, ch f, by Enquirer— Orphan Girl, 15, 17, 37, 39, 42, 57,59,67,88, 

90, 215, 216, 218, 219, 220, [269], [270], [273], [275], [277], [302], [303], 

[289], [305], [307]. 

Electric, b g, by Sensation— Idalia, 123, 133, 153. 154, 155, 168, 170, 174, 

175, 176, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 187, 188, [269], [271], [272], 

[289], [300], [301], [302]. 

Elkwood. ch c, by Eolus— Minnie Andrews, 104, 105, 112, 119, 170, 215, 

218, 219, 221, [285J, [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [296], [304], [306], 

[307], [308]. 

Ella H., b f, by Voltiguer— Bell Aiken, 136. 

Ella S., ch f, by Ten Broeck— Belle Boyden, 168. 170, 181, 182, 184, 188, 

[287], [291], [293], [295], [299], [303], [305]. 

El Mahdi, b c, by Matador -Electra, 170, 221, [285]. 

Elmira, ch f, by Springbok— Elemi, [268], [270], sAom^c? read Miss Glennoa 



50 Two-Year-Olds. 



Emit, b c, by Glenelg— Ems, [267], [273]. 

Endover, br c, by Stiathmore— Annie Love, 25, 38, 58, 68. *73, 89, 91 

259, [264], [271], [276], [281]. 
Elsineure, b f, by Enquirer— Bonetta, [270], [271], [273], [275], [280], [305], 
Endurer, cb c, by Enquirer— Analeine, S8, 40, 41, 42, 58, £9, 89, 90, 

[269], [271], [272], [273], [274], [276], [279], [298], [302], [304], [308]. 
Engleman, cb c, by Harry O'Fallon— Duette, 68, [269], [273], [276], ]277J, 

[281], [302]. 
Enrigbt, cb c, by Enquirer— Matagorda, 25, 26, 38, 40, 42, 58, 59, 68, 69^ 

73, 74, 76, 89, 90, 91, 214, 215,217, 218, 219, 221, 259,260, [264], [266]' 

[267], [269J, [271], [272], [273], [274], [276], [277], [278], [279], [281], 

[304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Ellen Terry, cb f, by Longbow— Nellie Gray, [270]. 
Envoleur,b c, by Enquirer— CoUossa, 119, 153, 154, 168, 174, 175, 176, 

177. 178. 179, 181. 182, 183, 184, 185, 188, 215. 218, [286], [288], [289], 

[290], [292], [294,] [296], [298], [300], [301], [302],[304],[306],[307],[308]. 
Eolian, br c, by Eolus— Calasb, 176, 177, [285], [286], [288], [290], [296], 

[300], [301]. [302], [304], [308]. 
Epicure, b c, by Enquirer- Benecia, 73, 74, 91, 168, 170, 174. 175, 178, 

179, 181, 182, 183, 185, 243, 245, [269], [271], [272], [273], [298], [300], 

[301], [309]. 
Eoline, b f, by Eolus— Gazelle, [300], [301], [302]. 
Eolee, cb f, by Eolus— War Song, [303]. 
Epsom, cb c, by Enquirer— Belladona, 170, [269], [271], [273], [274], [279], 

[281], [302], [304]. 
Essence, b c, by Glenelg— Tincture, 69. [267], [269], [272]. 
Estella Hart, cb f, by Ten Broeck— Dell, [270], [305]. 
Estrella, b f, by Eutberfurd— Sister Ann, 39, 42, 57, 68, 72, 177, 179, 216, 

220, [275], [279], [280], [281], [293], [300], [303], [305], [306]. 
Eukonia, br f, by Enquirer— Bonnie Meade, 37, 39, 40, 41, 57, 59, 67, 68, 

69, 72, 74, 76, 88, 90, 91, [270], [273], [275], [278], [280], [303]. 
Euneque, b f, by Trump— Sympathetic, 72, 91. 
Eurus, b c, by Eolus— Majestic, [283], [285], [286], [288], [296], [300], [3011, 

[302], [306]. 
By Eolus, b c, dam Eugenia Pickens, [283]. 

F. 

Fabius, b c, by Enquirer— Bonnie Lawn, 68, 69, 73, 74, [269], [271], [272], 

[273], [274], [276], [277], [278], [279], [281], [307], [308]. 
Faience, b f, by Mortemer— Felicity, 216, 217, 219, 220, 221. 



^Misprinted Endurer. 



Tvoo- Year- Olds. 51 



Fagin, b c, by Lisbon— Fairy, 89, [264], [2711. 

Faith Thompson, br f, by Chillicothe— Ada H., 57, 67, 91, 259, 260, [275], 

[278 1 . 
Falls City, b c, by King Alfonso— Grecian Bend, 38, 40, 42, 59. 68, 69, 

156, 169. 170, 219, [274], [276], [277], [278], [279], [281], 
Fancy, b f, by Glenelg— Fanny Brown, 153, 170, 177, 182, 185, 186, 188^ 

[287], [293], [295], [299], [303]. 
Fanwood, ch c, by King Alfonso— Fanchon, 133, 168, 170, 175,176, 177 

178, 179. 183, 184, 185, [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], ]301], 

[302], [304], [306], 1307], [308]. 
Farrell, b c, by Hyder Ali— Kitty, 16, 38, 58, 68, 75, 89, 90, 91, 259, [266], 

[269], [271], [272], [274]. [277], [302]. 
Fary Famital, b f, by Cape Henry— Grannie, 72. 
Fascalete, ch f, by King Alfonso-Bombazine, [265], [270], [275]. 
Faun, b f, by Virgil— Plunder, 104, 105, 112, 123, 153, 169, 170, 174, 176 

186, [287], [291], [295], [299], [303], [305]. 
Fausterman, ch g, by Faus*us— Bonnie Lee, 260, [279], [281]. 
Fay, b f, by Sensation— Ferida, 123, 153, 154, 174, 176, 181, 184, 187, [287], 

[291], [293]. [299], [303]. 
Fedora, ch f, by Harry Hill— Pianette. 37, 39, 57, 67, 72, 74, *88, 91^ 

[270], [273], [275], [279], [280]. (Dead). 
Fedora III., bf, by King Alfonso -Favorite, [264], [265], [269], [270], [271]. 
Feliciter, b c, by Virgil— Felicia, 42, 59, 68, 69, 73, 76, 89, 90, [266], [267], 

[269], [272], [273], [274], [278], [279], [298], [302]. 
Felix, gr g, by Fonso— Lucy Lis^e, [268], [273]. 
Ferona, b f, by Glenelg— La Henderson. *88, 133. 153, 154, 168, 174, 175, 

176, 177, [265], [269]. [270], [271], [286], [288], [292], [294], [295], [296], 

[298], [299]. [300], [301], [302], [303]. 
Fetch'em. b c, by Fechter- Krik, 16, 17, 38, 40, 58, 68, 73, 90, [269], [271], 

[272], [274], [276], [279], [281]. 
Figaro, ch c, by King Alfonso— Jersey Belle, 68, 136, 156, 168, 221, [276', 

[277], [279], [281]. 
Flavia, br f, by Virgil— Fay Templeton, 133, 153, 164, 170, 175, 177, 178, 

179, 218, [284], [287], [289], [291], [2^5], [298], [299], [303], [305], |306]. 
Fleetwing, b g, by Sensation— Heather, 133, 168, 169, 170, 174, 175, 176. 

177, 178, 179, 181, 182. 183, 185, 186, 187, 188, [286], [288], [289;, [290], 

[292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 
Flirt, ch f , by Rebel— Mrs. Butler, [270]. 
Flora Anderson, b f, by Shannon — Florence Anderson, *88. 



^Declared April 1, at $15. 



52 Two- Year- Olds. 



Flora L., b f, by Longfellow— Vexation, 57, 67, 72, 88, [275], [280]. 
Florence Fonso, ch f, by liing Alfonso— Florence I., 168, 169,170,177^ 

181, 182, 185, 186. 
Fortuna, b f, by Wheatly- Rebecca, 72. 74, 88, 90, 123, 168, 170, 181, 182 

183, 185, 188, [270], [279], [280], [281], [311J. 
Frank Norris, b c, by Buckden— Bonaventure, 38, 41, 58, 59, 68, 69, 73, 

74,75,76,89,90, [269], [271], [272], [273], [274], [276], [277], [278], 

[279], [281]. 
Frank Ward, b c, by Voltigeur— Stella, 104. 
FredB., b c, by Princeton— Eoxaline, [313].' 
Freddie, b f, by Lisbon— A.steria, 67, 136, 156, 182, 183, 184, 185, [265] 

[305]. 
Fred. Smith, cb g, by Enquirer— Euchre, 119, 221, [285], [290], [296]' 

[304], [306], [307]. 
Free Knight, b c, by Ten Broeck—Belle Knight, 25, 38, 58, 91, [264], 

[266], [267], [268], [269], [271], [272], [273], [302], [306], [307], [308J. 
Friar, ch c, by Glenelg— The Nun, 119, 133, 178, 179, [286], [288], [289], 

[290], [292], [294], [296], [298], [30C], [301], [302]. 
Frightful, b f, by Alarm— Fanny Hall, 136, 168, 170, 181, 185, 188. 
Fronie Louise, b f, by Glengarry — Rosa Clark, 15, 136. 
By Fechter, b g, dam Herminie, [300], [301]. 

G. 

Gallatin, f«<e Campenon (wA eft see), be, by Glengarry— Djra, 259, 260, 

[269], [271], [272], [279], [281], [300], [302], [306], [307]. 
Gardez, ch c, by Flood— Sallie Gardner, 73, 74, 76, 89, 90, 91, 168, 169, 

170, 241, 244, 254, [274], [276], [277], [278], [279], [281], [300], [301]. 

[302], [309], [310], [312]. 
Garnet, br f, by Falsetto— Gondola, 156, 168, 170, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 

186. 
Gaston {late Fontabella), ch c, by Norfolk— Mattie Glenn, 73, 74, 76, 89, 

90, 91, 215, 218, 243, 245, [304], [306J. 
Gen. Glitz, ch c, by St. Martin— Gillyflower, 25, 38, 41, 58, 74, 89, 90, 91, 

[269], [276], [281]. 
Gen. Price, b g, by Bill Bass— Miss Howard, 136, 170, [273], [279], [281]. 
Georgie H., b f, by Kyrle Daly— Alborac, 216, 217, 219. 
Gil Bias, b c, by Hampton— Miss Gwilt, 123, 156, 168, 170, 214, 217, 219, 

221. 
Gladys, b f, by Glenelg— Goldstone, 133, 154, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 183, 

184, 185, 186, [287], [291], [293J, [295], [299], [303]. 



Two- Year- Olds. 53 



Glen Almond, b c, by Grinstead— Glenita, *89, 156, [273], [301], [308]. 

Glenann, br f, by Glengarry— Bessie Bell, 72, [275]. 

Glenbrook, ch p, by Glenelg— Jentling (which see), [289], [290], [294], 

[296], [298], [301], [302]. 
Glendale, br c, by Glen Athol— Britannia 4th, 3, 38, 40, 42, 59, 68, 69, 89 

90, 91, 259, 260, [269], [271], [272], [274]. 
Glen Peyton, b c, by Glengarry — Romping Girl,' 18, 136. 
Gloster, b c, by Glengarry— Kate Fisher, [269], [271], [272], [274], [306], 

(307], [308]. (Dead). 
Gold Flea, b f, by LongfeUow— Gold Bug, 170, [275], [280]. 
Governor Bate, b g, by Glengarry — Alberta, 16. 
Grace C, b f, by Glenelg— Notable, 119, 1&3, 153, 154, tl78, +179,216,220, 

223, [284], [287], [291], [293], [295], [299], [303], [305]. • 
Grand Duke, b c, by lU-Used — Countess, 152, 156. 
Grimaldi, b c, by Lisbon— Nora. 25, 38, 40, 58, 68, 89, 90, [264], [266], 

[269], [274], [277], [279], [281]. 
Guenn, b f, by Flood— Glendew, 72, 74, 76, 88, 90, 91, 168, 169. 170, 253, 

254, [274], [275], [276], [277], [278], [279], [280], [281], [300], [301], [302], 

[303], [3091, [310], [311], [312]. 
By Glenelg, b c, dam Gondola, 156, 168, 169, 170, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 

186, 188. 
By Glenelg, ch g. dam Jentling, 133, 168, 170, 176, 177, 179, 182, 183, 

188. (See Glenbrook.; 
By Glenelg, ch c, dam Nannie Black, 123, 168, 170, 181, 182, 183, 184, 

185, 188. 
By Glenelg, b c, dam Optima, 123, 168, 169,170, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 

188. 
By Glenelg, b c, dam Peru, 156, 



H. 

Haidee, br f, by King Alfonso— Inverness, 9, 67, 72, 88, 216, 220, [270], 

[275], [305]. 
Hannah, ch f, by Hyder All— Sunshine, 37, 57, 67, 72, 91, [265], [270], 

[275]. 
Harbinger, b e, by Tubman— Maud Cutler, [313]. 
Harriet, br f, by Flood— Hattie Hawthorne, *88, 170,[280], [281], [311]. 



^Declared A n-il 1, at $15. ^Misprinted Grace J. 



54 Tijco- Year- Cuds, 



Harrodsburg, ch c, by Fellowcraft— Bonnie May, 25, 33, 41, 58, 68, 69, 

73, 74, 89, 90, 91, 170, 178, 179, 215, 259, 260, [269J, [271J, [272], [273], 
[274], [276J, [277], [279], [281], [294], [296], [301], [302], [304], [306]. 

Hat Ban, br c, by King Ban— Una B., 168, 170, 218, [294]. 

Harry Russell, b c, by Eolus-Tillie Russell, [285], [286], [288], [290], 

[296], [300], [301]. [302], [304], [308]. 
Hattie CarlUe, b f, by Longfellow— Venturia, 24, 37, 39, 41, 57, 67, 72, 

74, 88, 91, 216, 218, 219, 220, [265], [269], [270], [273], [275], [276], 
[294], [295]. [296], [299], [302], [303], [305], [303], [307]. 

Hattie D. H., b t, by Buckden— Kate Walker, 3. 4, 9, 15, 17, 24, 26, 37, 

39, 57, 67, 69, 72, 75, 259, 260, [265], [267], [269], [270], [273], [275], 

[277], [280], [305]. 
Hatto, ch f, by Dudley— Ranch-wai-me, [270], [272], [273], [278]. 
Hawley. b c, by Yirgil— Regan, 119, 153, 154, 178, 179, 218, [286], 

[283], [289], [290), [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302], [304], 

[306], [307], [308]. 
Hayward, b c, by Wilful— Grecian Maid, [300], [302]. 
H izel Kirke, b f, by Hyder Ali- -Plenty, 83, 91. 
Headlad, ch c, by Reform— Artifice, 133, 178, 179, 186, 188, 215, 217, 218, 

219, 221, [286], (288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], 

[302], [301], [306], 1.307]. [308]. 
Henrietta, b f, by Voltigeur— Lizzie Ball, 91. 

Henry Batchelor, b c, by Jack Hardy— Daisy Ross, [264], [271], [294]. 
Hercules, ch c, by Mortemer— Ontario, 119, 133, 178, 179, 186, 187, [286]. 

[283], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302J. 
Hermitage, ch f, by Hyder Ali— Addie Warren, 3, 4, 9, 15, 17, 57, 67, 72, 

75, [270], [275], [280]. 
Hetty S., ch f, by Great Tom— Vanilla, 15, 37, 57, 67, *88, 221, [275]. 
High Dice, ch f, by Hyder Ali— Ada Kennet, 88, 91, 259. 
High Nun, b f, by Highlander^Grey Nun, 136. 
Homeward Bound, b f, by Coltness— Quarantine, 154, 170, 175, 177, 

[293], [295], [299], [303]. 
Hot Spring, ch f, by Rebel— Sylvia Springer, 39, 67, 88, 259, 260, [270], 

[275], [280]. 
H jttentot, ch c, by King Ban— Miss Crossland, 3, 38, 41, 58, 69, 89, 90, 

91, 259. 260, [269], [271], [272], [273], [274]. 
Housatonic, b c, by Mortemer -Vandalite, 119, 133, 153, 154. 168, 179, 
174,175,176,177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 185, 186, 187, 188, [286], 
[288], [292], [294], [296], [298]. [300], [301], [302]. 



♦Declared April 1, at $15. 



Tico- Year- Olds. 55 



By Hampton, imp. br c, dam Sultana, 133, [289], [290], [292], [294], [2fS]. 

[298], [300J, [301], [302]. 
By Habdwood, b c. dam Maid of the Mist, 241 , 244, 254, [309], [310] 

[312]. 

I. 

Ida Burke, cb f , by Incommode— Coleraine, 76, 259, 260, [280], [281] . 

Idaho, b c, by Saxon — Marie Michon, 136. 

Ingleside (late Ampbion), cb c, by Norfolk— Illusion, 73, 74, 76, 89, 90, 

91, 215, 218, 243, 244", 245. 254, [306], [310], [312]. 
Inka, ch f, by Eeform— Sister of Mercy, 168, 179, 182, 183, 185, 216, [287], 

[291], [293J, [295], [299], [303], [305], 
lola. cb f, by Incommode — Mary Wells, 136, 259. 
Irish Mollie, b or br f, by Kyrle Daly— Eesoda, 88. 

J. 

Jack Hardy, Jr., b c, by Jack Hardy, dam unknown, 89. 

Jackson, ch c, by Springbok— Venora, 123, 133, 153, 154, 156, 168, 170, 

174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 184. 185, 186, 188, [286], 

[288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [300], [301]. 
James A. II., br c, by James A.— Duchess of Cherwell, 74, 136, 170,[279]. 
Jay Bee Jay, br c, by Virgil— Georgia Bowman, [279]. 
J. B. Ferguson, b c, by Longfellow— Oleander, 68, 69, 214, 217, 221, 260, 

[264], [266], [267], [268], [269], [272], [273], [274], [276], [277], [278], 

[279], [281], [296], [300], [302], [307], [308]. 
Jennie B., br f, by Longfellow— Brocade, 104, 105, 153, 168, 215, 220, 

[283], [284], [289], [291], [293], [294], [295], [299], [303], [305]. 
J. H. Fenton, ch c, by Voltigeur —Cousin Kate, 91, 259. 
Jifn Carr, b c, by Charley Howard— Memento, 16, 38. 
Jim Gray, b c, by Ten Broeck— Alice Gray, 17, 89, 259, 260, [239], [273], 

[279], [281]. 
Joe L., ch g, by Victor D., dam unknown, 91. 
Joe Lodge, b g, by Voltigeur— Roxana, 259, 260. 
John Alexander, gr c, by Kyrle Daly — Nell Gwynne, 119, [283]. 
John Daly {or John D.), b c, by Longfellow— Scotilla, [294], [296]. 
John Lelaps. br g, by Lelaps— Goneril, [269], [273]. 
John Morris, ch g, by Fechter— Maritana, 38, 41, 58, 59, 68, 69, 73, 76# 

91, 218, 259, 260, [269], [271], [274], [276], [279], [281, [305], [306]. 
Joy, b f, by Chillicothe— Lady Harper, 136. 
Juliet :e, br f, by Hyder Ali— Etta, 15, 39, 41, 58, 67, 75, 88, [270), [275]. 



56 Two- Year- Olds. 



Juryman, b c, by Algerine— Verdict, 176, [283], [288], [290], [292], [294], 
[296], [300], [302]. 



Kaloolah, b f, by Longfellow— Sylpb, 24, 39, 57, 67, 72, [275], [280], [299]. 
Kalula, b f, by King Alfonso— Kapanga, 123, 133, 154, 175, 176, 177, 

178, 179, 181, 182, 184, 186, [287], [291], [293], [295], [299], [303]. 
Kanawha, cb f, by Mortemer— Florence, 119, 133, 153, 154, 156, 170, 176^ 

177, 178, 179, 184, 187, [286], [287], [288], [293], [294], [295], [296], 

[298], [299], [300], [301], [302], [303]. 
Katie Darling, cb f, by Longfield— Belle Dale, 72, 75, *88, 91, 168, 170, 

[279], [280], [281]. 
Katrina, br f, by Virgil— Katie Pearce, 24, 37, 39, 57, 67, 72, .88, [265], 

[270], [275], [280]. 
Keepsake, b f, by Flood- Kathaiton, 72, 74, 76, *88, 91, 168, 169, 17Q, 

241, 244, 253, 254. [274], [275], [276], [277], [278], [279], [280], [281], 

[300], [302], [303], [309], [310], [311], [312]. 
King Bob, b c, by King Ban— Bobadilla, 25, 26, 38, 41, 58, 68, 74, 
Kinglight, br c, by King Alfonso— TorcMigbt, 25, 26, 38, 40, 42, 58, 59, 

68, 69, 73, 74, 76, 89, 90, 91, 215, 218, 259, 260, [264],[266], [267], [269], 

[271], [272], [274] [276], [277], [278], [279], [281], [304],[306],[307],[308]. 
King of Norfolk, ch c, by Norfolk— Marian, 73, 74, 76, 89, 90, 91, 215, 

218, 243, 244, 245, 254, [304], [306], [307], [308], [310], [312]. 
Kirkman, br c, by Glengarry- Hop, 69, 91, 214, 217, 219, 221, 259, [274], 

[276], [279], [281]. 
By King Eknest, bf, dam Revolt, 178, 179, 187, [291], [293], [295], [299], 

[303]. 
By King Eknest or Macakoon, br f, dam Echo, 187, [293]. (Dead). 



Li. 

La Clair, ch f, by Vassal, dam by Vauxhall, 181, 184. 

LadyB.,chf, by Springbok— Minnock, 123, 133, 153, 154, 169, 170, 174, 

1757176,177, 1''8, 179,181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 188, 210, [286], 

[287], [288], [289], [290], [291], [292], [293], [294], [295], [296], [299], 

[300], [301], [302], [303]. 
Lady Himyar, b f, by Himyar— Axireola, [265], [267], [270], [275], [276] 

[27-f], [278], [280], [281]. 

♦Declared April 1, at $15. 



Two- Year- Olds. 57 



Ladybird, b f. by Kingfisher-Lady Mentmore. 123. 133, 153, 154 155 
156, 174, 175, 177, 183, 184, [291], [295], [299]. 

LadyLongfellow, bf, byLoDgfellow-Ballet, 26, 67 [2691 [2701 [2737 
[275], [279], [280], [305], [306], [307]. • l j, l j. 

Lady Woodard, b f, by Hyder Ali, dam unknown, 75, 91. 

Lafitte, br c, by Longfellow-Sue Wynne, 38, 41. 168, 214 217 219 221 

[269], [271], [272], [273], [304], [307], [308]. - > . ^ 

Lancaster, b c, by Buckden-Mary Clay, 3, 4, 9, 16, 38, 40. 42 58, 59 68, 

69. 73, 74, 75, 76, 89. 90, 91, 259. 260, [269], [271], [272] [273] [2741 

[276], [277], [278], [279], [281]. 
Lancet, gr f, by Lucifer— Annie D.. 136 
Lansdowne, be, by Stratford-Petty, 119, 156,174, 175. 1T6, 177, 178, 

179, 181, 182, 183, 185, 187, 188, [283], [285], [286], [288], [289], '[290]! 

[292], [294], [296], [300]. [301], [302]. ■ l j l .i. l i, 

LauraGarrison.chf, by Springbok-Eaglet, 91. 123. 168 169 170 181 

182. 183, 184, 185, 186, 188, 210, [265], [270], [271], [287]. 
Leiie B., b f, by Hyder Ali— Mollie Ward, 75, 90. 
Leonora, b f. by Hariy Lamar— Pauline Lee, 259. 260. 
Leopold, br c, by Stratford-Semper Felix, 119, 156, 168, 170 174, 175, 

176, 177, 178, 179. 184, 187, 188. [283], [286], [288], [289], [290], '[292] 
. [294], [296], [300]. _, l j l j, l j, L j. 

Letretia, b f, by Tom Ochiltree-Letty, 154. 168, 178, 182 187 [284] 
[287], [295], [2S9], [303], [305]. ' ' ' " 

Lewin, b c, by King Alfonso-Simplicity, 25, 68, 69, 184 [269] [271] 

_ [286], [290], [294], [296], [300], [302], [304], [307]. 
Lewis Clark, b e, by Buckden— Mrs. Grigsby, 38,42, 58, 69, 68, 69.73,74 

75, 76, 89, 90, [269], [271], [272]. [273]. [274]. [276], [277!. [278] r2791, 
[281]. / 

Lida C, b f, by Enquirer- Bribery. 37. 57, [270]. 

Liera, ch f, by Fonso-Accidenta, 67, [270]. [273], [275]. 

Lijero,bc,byButherfard— JennieD., 58, 59, 69, 75, 90, 133. 155, 168, 

170, 176, 178, 215, 217, 218 219, 221. 259, 260, [269], [271], '[273] '[274]' 

[278]. [279J. [292], [298], [300], [301], [302], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Linda, b f, by Rutherfurd— Blossom, 39, 59, 67, 68, 72, 75, 76, 88, 176. 

178. 179, 218, 220, 259, [270], [277], [293], [298], [299], [303], [305].' 
Linden, b c, by Longfellow— Linda Lewis, 133, 168. 181. 2i7, 219, 221, 

[286], [288], [289], [290], [294], [296], [300], [301], [302], [304], [306] ' 

[307], [308]. 
Linguist, gr g, by Lyttleton— Grey Girl, 16, 17. 
Listelle, ch f, by Lisbon— Asfcelle, [260]. 



68 Two-Tear- Olds. 



listo, br c, by Lisbon— Penelope, 119, 168, 169, 170, 179, [286], [288] 

[294], [296], [300], [301], [302]. 
liittle Breeches, br g, by Cape Eace — Alice, 136. 
Little Cbarley, gr c. by Hyder Ali— Lilac, 74, 75, 89, [279], [281]. 
Little Minnie, ch f, by King Alfonso— Miranda, 104, 105, 112, 119, 153, 

168, 216, 218, 219. [284], [287], [291], [293], [295], [299], [303], [305]. 
Little Vic, cb f, by Victor D. — Jennie Porter, 91, 
Lizzie D., b f, by Ventilator— Lizzie D., 136, 152, 156. 
Lizzie Walton, b f, by Plenipo— Mary Walton, 15, 17, 136, 152, 184, [270]. 
Logan, b c, by Brigand — Cricket, 90. 

Longalight, b f, by Longfellow— Skylight, [265], [268], [270], [273], [305]. 
Xongbow, b f, by Keform or Midlothian— Long Nine, 179, [303J. 
Long Light, b c, by Longfellow— Fanny Malone, [269], [271], [272], [273], 

[302], [306], [307], [308] . 
Longford, br c, by Longfellow- La Platte, 9,59,73,76,168,170,185, 

188, [264], [266], [267], [268],[269], [271], [273], [274], [276], [277], [278], 

[279], [281]. 
Xong Slipper, b f, by Longfellow— Slipper, 57, 58, 59, 67, 68, 69, 74, 76 

*88, 216, 220, 259, 260, [274], [275], [276], [277], [279], [280], [281]. 
Long Stop, b f, by Longfellow— Brenna, 133, 168, 170, 174, 175, 176, 177, 

178, 179, 181, 182, 185, 186, 188, [291], [293], [295], [299], [303], 
Lookout, br c, by Virgil— Alert, 133, 153, 154, 174. 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 

181, 182, 183, 185, 188, [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], 

[298], [300], [301], [302], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Iiord Grosvenor, ch c, by Lord Byron— Fleetfoot, [313]. 
Lorenzo, b c, by Lisbon — Bombazine, 154, 170, 176, 179. 
Lottery, ch c, by Glen Athol— Lotta, 119, 168, 170, 174, 175, 176,177, 178, 

179, 181, 182, 183, 185, 188, [285], [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], 
[296], [300], [301], [302]. 

Lovely, b f, by Longfell®w— Hetty B., 17, 41, 59, 67, 216, 218, 219, 220, 
[269], [270], [273), [275], [277], [302], [303], [305], [307]. 

Lucas, ch g, by Faustus— Lady Restless, 9, 16, 75, 90, 259, 260, [269] 
[279], [281]. 

Lucy H., ch f, by Barnton— By-the-Way, [295], [305], 

Luke Short, ch c, by Hyder Ali— Leona, 58, 75, 89, 259. 

Lulu, b f, by Virgil— La Polka 119, 123, 153, 154, 156, 168, 174, 175, 176, 
177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 188, 215, 218, [286], [287], [288], 
[289], [290], [291], [292], [293], [294], [295], [296], [298], [299], [300]^ 
[301], [302], [303], [305]. 



*Misprinted Golden Slipper, 



Tmo- Year- Olds. 59 



Luminous, b f, by Alarm— Lady Lumley, 181, 183, 184, 188, 216, 219,220, 

[287], [291], [293], [295], [299], [303] . [305]. 
Luna Brown, ch f, by Hyder Ali -Plenty, 91. 
Lydia, b f, by Tubman— Bonnie, [313]. 
Lydia, br f, by Billet— Mercedes, 119. 123,153,154,168,174, 175, 176, 

177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 185, 188. 215, 218, [286], [287], [238], [289]' 

[290], [291], [292], [293], [294], [295], [296], [298], [299], [300], [301], 

[a02], [303], [305], [306], [307]. 
By Lisbon, b orbr f, dam Austria. 123. 156, 168, 169, 170, 181, 132, 18}. 

184, 185, 186, 188. 
By LoNGFiELD, ch f, dam Belle Dale. 241. 244, 254. [309]. 
By LoNGFiELT>, cb f, dam Media, 241. 253. (.See Billow). 

M, 

Mae Stanley, br f, by Longfellow— Lucy Jackson, 91, 136, 184, 259,[268]. 
Maggie A , b f, by Kevolver— Regards, 220. 221. 
Maggie Bruce, ch f, by Bill Bruce— Tolema, [313]. 
Maggie D., b f, by Jim Douglas -Laura Barnes, 241, 244, 253, 254. 
Mamie Hay, br f, by Kyrle Daly— Silence, 216, 217, 220. 
Mamie Hunt, b f, by Frogtown— Bettie. 72. 91. 
Mamie West, ch f, by Baden-Baden— Cordelia, [270]. 
Maricopa, b g, by Lexington— Athola, 57, 73, *88, 156, 214, 216, 220, 259. 
Marinei", ch c, by Sensation— Ocean Queen, 119, 133, 153, 154, 155, 168, 
169, 170, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 185, 186, 187^ 188^ 
[286], [288], [289]. [290], [292], [294]. [296], [298], [300] [301], [302]. 
Marmion. ch c, by Macaroon— Mimi, 133, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 188, 

[289], [292], [294], [300], [301], [302]. 
Marmoset, b f, by Glenelg— Marmot, 24, 57, 67, 72, 76. 91, 170, [265], 

[269], [270]..[272], [273], [275], [277], [279]. 
Marshall, ch c, by Shannon — Marshra, 241, 244. 

Masterpiece, b c, by Blue Mantle— Phoebe Mayflower, 68, 69, 75, 89, 90, 
215. 218, 259, 260, [264], [266], [267], [269], [271], [272], [274], [276],' 
[277], [278], [279], [281], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Mary Ann,b f, by Longfellow— Ella Jackson, 24, 37, 39, 57, 67,72,[265], 

[270], [275]. 
Mary Ellis, b f. by Lelaps— Sallie Howard, 67, 76, 88, 91, 220, 259, 230 

[265], [271], [273], [302], [303], [304], [305], [306]. 
Mary P., ch f, by Trump— Twinkle, 39, 72, 91, 259, 260. 

* Declared April 1, at $15. 



60 Two- Year- Olds. 



Mary Payne, ch f, by Lelaps— Mary Howard, 24, 37, 39, 41, 42. 57, 5S,59, 

67, 72, 74, 76, 88, 90, 91, 187, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 220, 259, [264], 

[265], [267], [268], [i69], [270], [271], [273], [274], [275], [279], [280], 

[281], [294], [295], [296], [299], [302]. [303], [304], [305], [306], [308]. 
Mary Winifred, ch f, by BUckden— Catina, 67, 68, 75, 91, 215, 216, 260^ 

[264], [265], [267], [2701, [271], [273], [275], [276], [280], [294], [295], 

[299], [300], [302], [304], [305], [306]. 
Mattie Corbett (late Yosemite, ivhich see), b g, by Lisbon— Glene; [264], 

[266], [276,] [277], [278], [279], [281], [302], [304], [306], [308]. 
Mattie T., b f, by Billet— Jaconet, 24, 37. 57, 67, 72, 88, 91, [270], [273], 

[275], [280], [295], [299], [303], [305]. 
Matioca,b f, by Monarchist — Botheration, [305], 
May Blossom, b f, by Joe Hooker— Maggie S., 244, 253, 254, [310], [311], 

[312]. 
May Lady, ch f, by Reform or Erdenheim— Adonia, 24, 26, 37, 39, 40,41, 

42, 57, 58, 59, 67, 68, 69, 72, 74, 76, 91, [275], [276j, [277], [278], [279] 

[280], [281]. 
Mazella {or Mozelle), ch f, by Glenelg— Maze, 57, 72, 91, [275]. 
Milton {or Melton), b c, by Monarchist— Marguerite, 133, 152, 153, 154, 

[286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [302], [306]. 
Millie, b f, by Billet— Distraction, 119, 123, 153, 154, 156, 168, 174, 175, 

176, 177, 178, 179, 181. 182, 183, 184, 185, 188, 215, 218, [286], [287] 

[288], [289], [290], [291], [292], [293], [294], [295], [296], [298]^ [299] 

[300], [301], [302], [303], [305]. 
Mink {or The), br c, by Reform— Nemesis, 123, 133, 178, 179, 188,214, 215, 

217,218, 219, [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300] 

[301], [302], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Minnie M., b f, by Hyder Ali— Belle of Topeka, *40. 
Minuet, ch f, by Norfolk— Neapolitan, 72, 76, 88, 90, 91. 242, 243, 245. 
Miramar, b f, by Longfellow— Metella, 39, 57, 67, 72, 88, 91, [265], [263], 

[270], [273], [275], [278], [280]. 
Miss Anna, br f, by Monarchist or Virgil— Adelaide, by Lexington, 57 

58, 59, 67, 68, 72, 74, 76, 91, [275], [280]- 
Miss Bowler, b f, by Little Ruffin— Hazel Eye, 37, 41, 57, 59, 67, 68, 72 

76, 88, 91, 216, 220, 259, 260, [270], [275], [277], [280], [305], ]306]. 
Miss Courtney, b f, by Norfolk— Ballinette, 88, 90, 242, 243, 245, 253, 

[311]. 
Miss Getup, b f, by Getaway— Cora Linn, [265], [270], [275], [280], [295]. 



*Misprint, should be Atmie M., which see. 



Tloc- Year- Olds. 61 



Miss Glennon (late Elmira), ch f, by Springbok— Elemi, 156,170, *[268], 

*[270], [272], [273]. 
Miss Higbee [late Birdie H., luhich see), br f, by Longfellow— Belle Bos- 
ton, 260. 
Miss Laura, ch f, by King Ban— Flower Girl, 24, 37, 57, [275]. 
Miss Lizzie, b f, by Longfellow -Myrtle, 15, 184, 215, 218, [275], [280.] 
Miss Eose, b f, by Princeton— Nellie Lyall, [313] . 

Missionary, chg, by Bulwark— Nettie Brady, 41,75, 89, 90, [269], [271]. 
Missive, ch f, by Congressman— Miss Tilton, 37, 67, 88, 91, [265], [270], 

[275]. 
Mohongo, b f, by Frogtown -Plover Wing. 72, 76, t88, [275], [277], [278], 

[280]. 
Mollie F., ch f, by Faustus— MolUe McCreary, [269]. [270]. ' 
MoUie McCarthy's Last, b f, by Rutherfu id— Mollie McCarthy, 69, 75, 

88, t90, 91, 155, 169, 170, 176, 178. 179, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219.220,221, 

260, [270], [271], [273], [275]. [278], [280], [292], [293], [298], [299],[301], 

[302], [303], [304], [305], [307]. 
Molly Bawn, ch f, by Faustus— Lady Woodford, 75,259, [269], [270], 

[279], [280]. 
Montana Regent, ch c, by Regent— Christina, 68, [274], [276], [277], [278], 

[279], [281]. 
Monarch of the Oaks, b c, by Dudley— Mollie G. (which see), [269], [271], 

[272], [273]. [302], [304]. [306], [307], [308]. 
Monte Christo, ch c, by King Alfonso— Galanthis, 89, 90, [269). [271], 

[302], [306], [307], [308]. 
Montezuma, b c, by Lisbon— Peaceful, 4, 76, 219, [276], [277], [278], 

[279], [281]. 
Moonlight, b f, by Thad Stevens— Twilight, 72, 74, 76, 91, 170. 
Moonlight, b f, by Princeton — Simoon, [313]. 
Moonshine, b f, by Harry Lamar— Moonlight, 37, 41, 68, 72, 76, 91, 259, 

260, [275], [280]. 
Mountain Range, b f, by Longfellow— Sierra Nevada. 15, 37, 39, [270], 

[305]. 
Mobs Rose, ch f, by Ill-Used- Scarlet, 123, 153, 154, 156, 174, 181, 182, 

183, 184, 185, 188, [287], [291], [293], [;:95], [299], [303], [305]. 
Mr. Isaacs, ch f. by Glen Atlul- Aurelia, 259, 260, [269]. [271], [272]. 
Music Box, b f, by Buck ien— Saucebox. 3, 4, 9, 15, 17, 37, 39, 40, 57, 59, 

67, 72, 88, 91, [270], [275], [280]. 

♦Misprinted T. J. Megibben's Elmira, which see. 
IDeclared April 1. at $15. 



62 Two-Tear-OIds. 



Mystery, b f, by James A.— Mystification, 168, 170, 181, 182, 183, 185, 186 

188, [284], [291]. 
By Macaroon, cb c, dam Bijou. 184. 
By Maoaboon, cb c, dam Castagnette, 187. 
By Monday, blk f, dam Lady Clare, 254. 
By MoBTEMER, cb c, dam Evadne, 187. (Dead). 

IV. 

Naiad, cb f, by Mortemer— Higbland Laseie, 119, 133, 156, 170, 181, 182, 

183, 184, 185, 187, 188, [287], [293], [294], [295], [299], [300],]301],[302], 

[303] 
Necromancy, b f, by Stonebenge— Nancy, 123, 133, 153, 154, 168, 170, 

174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 185, 188, [291], [293], [295], 

[298], [299], [303J. 
NeU Swift, b f, by King Alfonso— Idler, 24, 37, 39. 57. 67, 72. 
Nellie J., cb f, by Lisbon— Flasb, [269], [270], [271], [272]. 
Nettie Arnett, cb f, by Ramadan — Queen of Diamonds, 259, 260. 
Nigbtsbade, b c,by Glen Athol— Nigbt Rose, 41, [266], [269], [271]. 
Nihis, cb c, by Eolus— Nina, [302]. 
Nisa, b f, by Sbannon— NoAa Zembla, 88, 90. 
Noxubee, b f, by Saxon— Carrie Mac, 123, 136, 156, 170. 
By Nathan Coombs, b f, dam Gypsy, 253, [311]. 
By NoEFOLK, cb c, dam Jessie B., 241, 244. 

O. 

O'Fallon b c, by Harry O'Fallon- Grace Darling, 26, 38, 59, 74, 91,[269], 

[279], [302]. 
Opbelia, eh f, by Kingflsber— Olitipa, 183, 136, 154, 179, [291], [293], [295], 

[299], [303]. 
Osgood, b c, by Elias Lawrence— Altitude, [272], [273]. 

P. 
Panama, b c, by King Alfonso -Hester, 259, [264], [266], [302], [304], 

[306], [308]. 
Pasba, b c, by Saxon— Pappoose, 156, 168, 170, 184. 
Patience, cb f, by Pat Malloy— Little Sly, 37, 41, 67, 72, 76, 88. 91, 259, 

[270], [275], [277], [280]. 
Patrocles, b c, by Kingflsber— Patience, [285], [286], [288% [294], [296], 

[304], [306], [307], 
Pat Sbeedy (late Cbimborazoo, which see], b g, by Lisbon— Fleurilla, 

259, [264], [266], [276], [2' 7], [278], [279], [281], [302], [304], [306], 

[308]. 



Two- Tea r- Olds. 63 



Patrol, b c. by Glenelg— Lady Planet, 133, 168, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 

186, 188, [286], 288J, [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], 

[302]. 
Pearl Finder, ch f, by Baden-Baden— Dolly Varden, [270]. 
Peconic, b c, by Glengarry— Sallie Polk, 168, 170, 221. 
Peekskill, br c, by Billet— Eppie L., 119, 153, 154, 156,178,179,[286],[288]. 

[289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 
Petticoat, b f, by Alarm— Lady Scarborough, 156. 175, 178, 179, [299], 

[303]. 
Phil Lee, ch c, by Glen Athol -Verbena, 26, 42, 58, 68, 76, [269], [271], 

[274], [276], [279]. 
Pinda, ch c, by Pen Broeck— Rebecca, [268], [272]. [273], 
Pike's Peak, b f, by Lelaps-Lou Pike, 39,67,68,215,223, 259, 260, 

[264], [265], [267], [268], [270], [271], [273], [275], [280], [302], [304], 

[305], [306]. 
Pixy, b f, by Bramble— Liza Davis, 42, 67, 68, 69, 88, 219, 260, [265], 

[267], [270]. [271], [275], [280], [305], [306], [307], [308]. 
Plato, b c, by Shannon— Planetia, 73, 74, 76, 89, 90, 91, 168, 169, 170, 241, 

244, 254, [274], [279], [281]. 
Pocomoke blk c,by Reform— Presto, 119, 123,133, 153, 154, 168,169,170, 

174. 175, 178, 181, 182, 185, 186, 188, 215, 218, [285], [286] [288], [289], 
[292], (294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 

Polaris, ch c, by Thunderstorm— Cordelia, 38, 58, 69, 73, 76, 91, [264], 

[267], [269], [271], [272], [274], [279]. 
Pontico, b c. by Mortem er—Agenoria, 133, 153, 154, 178, 179, 187, [286J, 

[288], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 
Porter Ashe, ch c, by Joe Hooker— Abbey, 241, 243, 244, 245, 254, [309], 

[310], [312]. 
Porthane, b g, by Highlander— Mollie Hart, 16, 73, 74, 76, 91, [279], [281]. 
Portland, blk or br c, by Virgil— Fine work, 119, 123, 153, 154, 168, 174, 

175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 185, 188, 215, 218, [286], [288], 
[289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302], [304], [306J, 
[307], [308]. 

Preeioso, b f, by Glenelg— Stamps, 88, 90, 123, 168, 170, 174, 175, 178 
179, 241, 244, 253, 254, [269], [271], [272], [273], [279], [280], [281],[?98], 
[299], [300], [301], [302], [303], [310]. 

Pretender, ch c, by Plempo— Sallie Mac, [272], [302\ 

Prima Donna, ch f, by Plen'po— Annie C, 15, 37, 39, 57, 72, 88, 90, 170, 
182, 216, 221, [269], [270], [271], [272], [280]. 



64 Tioo-Year-Oids. 



Primero, ch c, by Grinstead— Jennie B., 38, il, 58, 73, 89, 91, 133, 169, 

177, 214, 218, 221, [269], [271], [273], [277], [278], [281], [292], [300], 

[S02], [304], [308j. 
Prince Leopold, ch c, by Doncaster - Princess, 119, 133, 168, 170, 176. 

177, 178, 179, [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 
Promenade, ch c, by Dalcanardocb— Waltz, 133, 178, 179, 186, 215, 217, 

218, 219, 221, [289], [290], [292], [300], [301], [302], [304], [306], [307], 

[308]. 
Puffer {late Mary Damon), b f, by King Ban— Attractive, 91, 136, 184, 

259. 
Pure Rye, b f, by Billet— Mary Clark, 24, 26, 37, 39, 42, 57, 72, 74, 76, 88, 

90, 91, 133, 153, 154, 168, 170, 174, 176. 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 

184, 185, 188, [264], [265], [269], [270], [271], [275], [286], [288], [292], 

[294], ]295], [2961, [298], [299], [300], [301], [302], [303]. 



a. 

Queen of Hearts, ch f, by Kingfisher- Nellie James, 154, 156, 217. 
Quincy.b c, by Lisbon— Maggie Hunter, 119,153, 154, 178, 179, [286], 

[288J, [289], [290], [292], [294], [296]. [300], [301], [302]. 
Quito, ch c, by Duke of Magenta— Quits, 104, 105, 112, 153, 154, 156,169, 

170, 174, 175, 177, 183, 184, 218, [285], [288], [294), [296], [298], [300], 

[301], [302], [304], [306]. 



R. 

Eadiant, b f, by Ten Broeck — Brandoline, [270]. 

Bagnaroc, b c, by Saxon— Squeez'em, 187, [286], [288], [292], [302]. 

Eed Girl, ch f, by Duke of Magenta— Malvina, 24, 37, 39, 57, 67, 72, 88, 

91, 216, 220, 259, 260, [265], [270], [275], [280]. 
Eed Riding Hood, ch f, by Fiddlesticks— Toucques, 123, 168, 170, 181, 

183, 185, [287], [291], [293], [295], [299], [303], [305]. 
Eednette, ch c, by Red Bluff— Manette, 136, 152. 
Eefrain, ch f, by Reform or Blythewood— Rachel, 123, 181, 183, 184, 188, 

214, 216, 217, 220, 221. 
Eegina, b f, by Spendthrift— Constantinople, 133, 220, 221, [286], [287], 

[288], [291], [292], [293], [295], [299] [302], [303], [305]. 
Renounce, h c, by Renown— imp. Buttercup, 38, 58, 74, 91, 214, 217. 
Eepartee, b c,by Glenelg— Eetort, 168, 170, [286J, [289], [290], [292], [294], 

[296], [298], [300], [301], [302], [304], [306], [307], [308J. 



Two- Yeir- Olds. 65 



Bestless, ch f, by Mortemer— Glenrose, 119, 133, 153, 154, 156, 168, 170, 

174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, [286]', 

[287], [288], [293], [294], [295], [296J, [298], [29Qj, [300], [301], [302], 

[303]. 
Beturaing Board, cli c, by Incommode— I. O. U., 259, 260, [281]. 
Eeuben, blk c, by Enquirer— Nubia, 68. 69, [269], [271], [272], [273], [274], 

[276], [277], [278], [279], [281], [307], [308]. 
Eevenge, b c, by Renown— Kosa Lee, 16, 58, 59, 73, 91, 215, 218, 219. 
ileverse, br f, by Renown— Nannie Lee, 15, 37, 57, 72, 216, 220. 
Richfield, br c, by Virgil— Ecboless, 119, 153, 154, 156, 168, 174, 175, 176, 

177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 188, 215, 218, [286], [288], [289], 

[290], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302], [304], [306], [307], 

[308]. 
Richball, b c, by Voltigeur— Nellie D., 91. 

Rigolette, cb f, by Norfolk— Neapolitan, 244, 253, 254, [310], [311], [312]. 
Boating Wind, b c, by Gils Johnson— Harriet, 41, 59. 
Bobber, b c, by imp. Thunderstorm or Royalty— May "Wilson, [267]. 
Robin Lass, b f, by Flood— Robin Girl, 72, 74, 76, 88, 90, 91, 168, 169, 

170,253, 254, [274], [275], [276], [277], [278], [279], [280], [281], '[301]! 

[303], [309], [310], [311], [312]. 
Bock and Rye, ch c, by Vlrgilian— Tecalco, 119, 153, 170, 174, 187, 215. 
218, 219, [283], [285], [286], [288], [294], [300], [301],[302].[304],[306]i[308]. 
Bockwell, ch c,by Springbok— Laven a, [264], [266], [267],[268],[269J,[272], 

[273], [286], [288]. 
Bosa Belle, blk f, by Inspector— Nettie, [313]. 
Bosine, b f, by Strathmore— Lady Jane, 67, [275]. 
Bough Edge,b g, by Voltiguer— Lou Belle, 136. 
Boyal, br c. by Virgilian— Luna, 119, 170, 176, 181, 187, 215,219, 221 

[285], [286], [288], [296], [300], [301], [302], [304], [308]. 
Rozeta, b f, by Incommode— Miry P., 152, 260. 

Butland, br c, by Virgil— Finesse, 119, 153, 154, 15 6, 168, 174, 175, 176, 
177,178, 179, 215.218, [286], [2^8], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], '[298],' 
[300], [301], [302], [304], [303], [307], [308]. 

S. 
*■ Sabrina, b f, by Norfolk— Kitten, 72, 74, 242, 243, 245. 
Sage Tea, b f, by Botheration— Otolia, [283], [284], [291], [299], [305]. 
Salisbury, brg, by Stonehenge-JuliettaCw^ticA see), 123, 133, 19t,154, 
168, 170,181, 182, 183, 185, 186, 187, 188, [239], [290] [291] [293] ' 
[298], [300], [301], [302]. 



66 ■ Two-Year-Olds. 



Saluda, eh f, by Mortemer— Perfection, 153, 154, 156, 184, [287], [295J^ 

[298], [299], [392], [303]. 
Sampson, b g, by Lucifer— Mrs. Winslow, [276], [278], [301], [302]. 
Santa Anita Belle, br f, by Grinstead— Santa Anita, 37, 67, 7^, 74, 75, 76,. 

88, 91, 177, 214, 216, 220, 259, [270], [273], [275], [299], [305j: 
Sarsfield, br g, by Matador— Farina, 136. 
Savanac, cb c, by Mortemer— Sly Boots, 119, 133, 153, 154, 156, 168, 170,. 

174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 188, [286], 

[288], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 
Saxony, br c, by Saxon— Enquiress, 133, 153, 1T4, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179^ 

[289], [290], [294], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 
Schottka, b f, by Virgil— Schott, 91, [265], [269], [270], [273], [280]. 
Scottish Lass, b f, by Scottish Chief— Doncaster Lass, 169, 170, 177, 178, 

179, [284], [287], [291], [293], [295], [299], [303], [305]. 
Shadow, b f, by Virgil -Sunshine, 24, 39, 41, 57, 67, [275]. 
Shady, br f, by Legatee— Keep Dark, 104, 105, 112, [284], [287], [291], 

[293], [295]. [305]. 
Shamrock, b or br f, by Stratford— Tara, 156, 187, [287], [293], 
Silence, b c, by Brigadier — May T., 136. 

Silk Gown, b f, by Longfellow— Modiste, 67, [265], [270], [275], [280]. 
Silver Bell, eh f, by Billet or Bertram— Mattie Amelia, 24, 57, 67, [275]. 
Silver Cloud, b c, by Grinstead— Experiment, 40, 42, 58, 59, 68, 69, 78, 

74, 75, 76, 89, 90, 133, 155, 168, 170. 176, 217, 218, 259, [269], [271], 

[273], [274], [276], [277], [278]. [279]. [292], [300]. [301], [302J. [304],, 

[306], [307], [308J. 
Sir Joseph, ch c, by Glenelg— Susie Linwood, [269], [271],[272],[273],[279]. 
Sis Himyar, b f, by Alarm-Hira, 24, 26, 37, 39, 40, 41, 42, 57, 58. 59, 67 

68, 69, 72, 74. 76. 91, [264], [265], [267], [269], [270], [275], [276], [277] 

[278], [279], [280], [281]. 
Skylark, b f, by Aerolite- Sweetbread, [313]. 
Souvenir, b f, by Eolus— Sans Souci, [284]. 
Solid Silver, ch c, by Rutherford— J osie C, 38, 40. 59, 73, 74, 75, 76,89,90 

133, 168, 169, 177, ^178, 179, 215, 219, 260, [269], [271], [274], [276], 

[279], [281], [302], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Soprano, b f, by Great Tom— Duet, [287], [291J. [293]. 
Spaldie, br f, by Blue Mantle— Janet. 67, 68, 69, 75, 88, 90, 91, 215, 216 , 
218, 220, 259, 260, [265], [267], [270], [272], [275], [276], [277], [278]» 

[279], [280], [805], 
Spitette, br f, by Eeform— Megara, 123, 182, 185, 188, 214, 216, 220,[287]» 
[291], [293], [295], [299], [303], [305]. 



Twc- Year- Olds. 67 



Springaway, b c, by Scotland or Spinner— Aetra, 164, 105, 112, 136. 152. 
Stalwart, ch c, by Alarm— Preciosa, 133, 178, 179, 181, 184, 185, 188, 215, 

218, [286], [2881, [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [80i],[302], 
, [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Starling, ch c, by Eappahannock or John Payne— Idalia, 9, 105, 136, 

156,170. 
Strategy, br f, by Stratford— Colleen Bawn, 170, 174, 176, 178, 184, 187, 

[283], [284], [287], [291], [295J, [299], [303]. 
St. Eltoo, b c, by lU-Used— Feu-FoUet, 168, 184, 185, 186, 188, [302]. 
Stockton, b c, by Longfield, dam by Monday, 73, 74, 75, 76. 
Stony Batter, b g, by Highlander— Countess, 9, 16, 17, 73, 74, 76, 89, 

91, [279], [281]. 
Stormer, br c, by Thunderstorm— Kelpie, 68, 69, 76, 89, 90, 215, 218,259, 

260, [264], [266], [267], [269],[271], [272], [274], [276], [2777, [278], [279], 

[281], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Sungleam, ch f, by King Alfonso— Lady Stockwell, 67, 69, 88, 90, [275], 

[280]. 
Sunlit, ch f, by Monday— Lillie R., 242, 243. 
Surprise, b f, by Damon— Pest, 72, 74, 76, 91. 
Susanna, b f, by Kingfisher— Susquehanna, 178, 179. 
Susan fl , ch f, by Elkhorn— Edith Rowett, 88. 
Susie F., ch f, by Rebel— Hybla, 15, 37, 40, 57. 
Syntas, ch c, by St. Martin— Misfortune, 25, 26, 38,40, 41, 42, 58, 59, 73, 

76, 89, 90, 91, 133, 153, 154, 168, 170, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 

182, 183, 184, 185, 188. [264], [266], [269], [271], [274], [276], [286], [288], 

[292], [294], [296], [300 1, [301], [302]. 
By Saxon, b g. dam Wyandotte, 168. 
By Spinneb, ch c, dam Piety, 217, 221. 
By Stonehenge, b g, dam Chamois, 183, 184, [298]. 
By Stonehenge, b g, dam Julietta, 174,175,176,177,178,179. (See 

Salisbury.) 
By Stonehenge, ch c, dam Mary Buckley, 184. 
By Steeling, b o, dan: Sea Mark, [292], [294], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 

T. 

Talladega, ch f, by Mortem er—Estella, 119, *133, [287], [293], [295], [3021^ 

{See Welcome.) 
Tansy, ch f, by Ten Broeok— Sistova, [270]. 

♦Declared Jan. 1, at $10. 



68 Two-Year- Olds. 



Tartar, ch g, by Great Tom— T^landina, 25, 26, 38, 40, 41, 42, 58, 59, 68 , 

73, 74, 76, 89, 90, 91, 214, 217, 221, 259, 260, [281], 
Ten Like, b c, by Ten Broeck— Vera L.. 25, 38. 40, 58, 73, 91, 170, 217, 

221, [276], [278], [279], [281]. 
Ten Thousand, cb c, by Ten Broeck— Lady Richards, [269], [271], [296], 

[304], [308]. 
Thebes, blk or br f, by Tomahawk— Bonnetta, 9, 15, 67, [270]. 
The Bard, b c, by Longfellow— Bradamante. 119, 168, 170, 174, 176, 178, 

181, 182, 183, 185, 186, 188, [285],[286], [288], [290], [292], [301], [302]. 
The Bourbon, b c, by Billet— Mirah, 25, 26, 38, 40, 41, 58, 59, 73, 74, 76, 

89, 90, 91, 168, 170, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 188, [274], [276],[279],[281]. 
The Dipper, ch c, by Springbok— Easter Planet, 153 154, 170, [286], 

[288], [289], [290], [294], [296], (Dead). 
The Doctor, b c, by Reform— Essayez 11,, 133, 168, 178, 179, 181, 182, 

184, 188, 215, 218, 219, 221, [286], [288], [289], [290], [292], [294], [296], 

[298], [300], [301], [302], [304]. [306], [307], [308], 
The Dude, b c, by Monarchist— Coliseum, 42, 76, 89, 90, 91, 259, 260, 

[269], [271], [272], [279], [281], 
Theodore, b c, by Alarm — Theodosia, 133, 
Tiara, b f, by Glenelg— Cameo, 24, 57, 67, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 185, 218, 

[270], [275], [287], [291], [293], [295], [299], [303], [305], - 
Tom Daly, ch c, by Kyrle Daly— Columbia, 73, 74, 76, 243, 245, 
Trance, ch f, by Blue Eyes— Vision, 24, 37, 57, 67, 72,88, 91, [265], [270], 

[275], [277], [280], 
Traviata, b f, by Great Tom— Variety, [270], 
Trellis, ch f, by Great Tom— Made ra, 244. 
Trinkitat, ch f, by Thunderstorm— Midsummer. 24, 37, 57, 68, 72, 88, 

91, [270], [280], 
Tub, b f, by Frogtown— Duplicate, 72, 76, 88, [270], [271], [272], [273], 

[275], [277], [278], [280], 
Typo, ch c, by Great Tom— Martica, 38, 40, 41, 42, 58, 59, 68, 69, 73, 74, 

*76, 89, 90, [269], [271], [272], [273], [277], [279], [302], 
Tyranny, ch f, by Great Tom— Moselle, 72, 74, 76, 88, 90, 181, 182, 183, 

185, 188, [270], [279], [280], [281], [.303], 
By Telemachus, blk f, dam Rosie, [283], [284], [287], [295], [305], 
By Thtjnderstoem, ch f, dam Sue Dougherty, 119, 170, [286], [287], [288], 
[293], [295], [302], [304], [305], [306], [307], [308], 



*Misprinted Tippo, 



Two- Year- Olds.. 69 

u. 

Ulidia, b f, by Mortemer— Letola, 153, 154, [287], [293], [295], [298], [302]. 
Ulva, ch c, by Blue Eyes— La Grande Duchesse, [264], [267], [271], [276], 

[277], [281]. 
Uncle Dan, b c, by Rossifer— Shamrock, 9, 16, 17, 73, 74, 76, 89, 90, 91, 

[279], [281]. 
Unique, ch c, by Dudley — Una, 136. 
Ursuline Nun, br f, by Longfellow— Waterwitch, 72, 88, 136, 170, [270], 

[280]. 
Useful, b f, by Pat Malloy— Jennie H , 24, 37. 

V. 
Valor, br c, by Virgil-Sister to Joe Daniels, 42, 59, 69, 74,9a[276],[278]. 
Vamoose, ch f, by Vigil— Jennie C, 37, 75, *88, 91, [270], [275], [230]. 
Vedette, b f, by Tomahawk or Vigil— Ellen Alice, 88, 90, [270], [275]. 
Velvet, b c, by Algerine— Valleria, 104, 105, 112, 119, 133, 154, 168, 169, 

170, 176, 181, 182, 183, 184, 186, 188, [283], [286], [288], [290], [292], 

[294], [296], [300], [301], [302], [304], [307], [308]. 
Vendor, b or br c, by Vigil— Maggie Morgan, 9, 38, 58, 69, 73, 75, [269], 

[271], [272]. [274], [276], [278], [279], [302]. 
Verity, b f, by Vigil— Miss Maria, [270]. 
Victor, b c, by Virgil— Zea, 16, 17. 41, 74, 75, [269], [271], [272], [274], [277], 

[279], [302]. 
Vie, blk f, by Virgil— Kith, 24, 37, 57, 67, 72, 91, [270], [275], [280]. 
Vindicator, b or br c, by Vigil— Belle Peyton, [269], [271]. 
Vindex, br c, by Virgil— Nota Bene, 218, [289], [290]. 
Virgaloo, blk e, by Virgil— Annie Hall {which see), [289], [290], [293], [294], 

[296], [298], [300], [302]. 
Virgie D., b f.by Virgil— Madame Dudley, 24, 37, 57,67,72,91,[275],[280]. 
Virgie H., b f, by Revolver— Skipper, 219, 221. 
Virgilena, b f, by Virgil— Hayti, [271]. 
Virgilia, b f, by Virgilian— Rosa Kader, 104, 105, 112, 156, 217, 220, [284], 

[299], [303]. 
Virginia, b f, by Virgil— Nannie Bay, 37, 67, 67, 220. 
Virginius, ch c, by Longfield— Virginia, 73, 74, 75, 76. 
Votary, b c, by Eiminster— Vivid, 156. 

Vulcan, b c, by Virgil— Impudence, [269], [271], [272], [273], [279]. 
By Ventilator, br f. dam Faverdale, 187, [291], [293]. {Dead). 
By Vtbgil, blk c, dam Annie Hall, 133, 168, 170, 177, 178, 179, 181, 183. 

185,188. (A^ee Virgaloo.) 

♦Declared April 1, at $15. 



70 'Tico- Ytar- ds. 



AV. 

Waddell Bryant, b c, by Hyder All— Jennie Rjwett, 16, 17, 38, 42, 58, 59, 

68, 69, 214, 217, [271], 274], [276]. 
Wahoo, ch c, by Kyrle Daly— Wab-ta-Wah, 91, [272], [278], [304], ]308]. 
Waitaway, b f, by Rosicrucian— Bordelaise, 119, 123, 133, 153, 154, 168 , 
170, 174. 176, 182, 183, 215, [284], [286], [287], [289], [291], [293], [294], 
"[•295], [298], [299], [302], [303], [305], [308]. 
Waitawhile, ch f, by Stratford— Bye an d-Bye, 156, 184, 187, [284], [287], 

[291], [293], [299], [303]. 
Walter H., b c, by Voltigeur -Beware, 136. 181, 182, 183, 185, 188. 
Wanderoo, b c, by Wanderer -Kiss-Me-Quick, 25, 26, 38, 40, 58, 68, 89, 

90, 91, 214, 217, 219, [264], [267], [269], [271]. 
Warfellow, br c, by Longfellow— War Over, 68, 69, 89, 90, 215, 218, 259, 
260, [264], [266], [267], [268], [269], [271], [272], [273], [274], [276],[277], 
[278], [279], [281], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
War Whoop, b c, by Alarm— Wacwickshire, 119, 168, 170, 176, 177, 181, 
183, 184, [285], [286], [288], [294], [296], [298], [300], [391], [302], [304], 
[307], [308]. 
Wauweecus, ch c, by Alarm— Maggie B. B., [286], [288], [294], [296],[293], 

[300], [301], [302], [304], [306], [307], [308]. 
Waw-o-sae-na, ch f, by Dudley— Wah-o-raisa, 91,260, [270], [273], [275], 

[278], [305]. 
Wayward, b c, by Wilful— Grecian Maid, 104, 184, 185, [283], [285], [286], 

[288], [294]. 

Welcome, ch f, by Mortemer— Estella, 136, 156, 168, 170. {5ee Talladega.) 

Wheatley, ch c, by King Ban— Susie Fuller, 119, 153, 154, 170, 214, 215, 

217, 218, [283], [285], [286], [288], [294], [296], [304] , [306],[307], [308j. 

Whittier, b c, by Flood— Lizzie Whipps, 241, 244, 254, [300], [301,] [302], 

[309], [310], [312]. 
Wild Bruce, br c, by Bill Bruce- Wild Brier. [306], [307], [313]. 
Wildwood, ch c, by Attila— Wild Rose, 133, 156, 184, [286], [288], [289], 

[290], [294], [296], [300], [301], [302], [308]. 
Willie Martin, ch c, by Watson — Patti, 9. 

Winfred, ch c, by Mortemer— Minnie Minor, 119, 133, 153, 154, 168, 170, 
174,175,176,177, 178, 179, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 388, [286], 
[288], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 
Winona, ch f, by Springbok — War Lass, 260. 

Witch, ch f, by Mortemer— Lady Wallenstein, 136, 170, 216, 220, [237]. 
Woodcraft, b c, by FeUowcraft— Tolona, 25, [264], [268], [269], [273], 
Woodstock, ch g, by Bill Bruce— Galvantres*?, [313]. 



Two-Tear-Olds. 71 



By WiLDiDLE, b f, dam Lizzie Brown, 242. 

By WiLDiDLE, b f, dam Mary Wade, 241, 244, 253, 254, [309], [310], 

[311], [312]. 
By WiLDiDLE, b f, dam Nettie Brown, 244, 253. 
By WHEATiiT, b f, dam Rebecca, [311]. 

X. 

Xallapa, b f, by Billet -Emily Fuller, 67, 91, 259, 260, [275], 

If. 

Yucatan, b c, by Duke of Magenta— Hortense, 119, 133, 153, 154, 168, 
170, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 181, 182. 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 

• . . [286], [288], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 

Yosemite, b g, by Lisbon— Glene, 3, 4, 9, 74, 76, 90, 91, 186, 188, 214, 217, 
219, 221. (Afterwards named Mattie Corbett, which see), 

Ysabel, b f, by Leinster-Addie A., 72, 76, *88, [279], [280], [281], [311]. 

Z. 

Zamor, b c, by Mortemer— Zoo-Zoo. 119, 133, 153, 154, 178, 179, [286.], 

. [288], [292], [294], [296], [298], [300], [301], [302]. 
Zigzag, b c, by Buckden— WJiirligig, 68, 69, 260, [273], [274J, [276], [277] 
. [278], [279], [281]. 
♦Declared April 1, at $15. 



72 Running Records. 



Running Records. 



FASTEST AND MOST CREDITABLE PERFORMANCES AT ALL 
DISTANCES TO THE END OF 1884. 



Q,uarter of a miJe — 

Belle, age and weight unknown, at Galveston, Tex., July 

3,1880... : 21^8. 

Headlight, age and weight unknown, at Montgomery City, 

Mo., Sept. 27, '82 23g. 

Harry Bluff, age and weight unknown, at Helena, Mont., 

Oct. 11, '82 : 23>is. 

Tliree furlongs— 

Alsie, i, —lb., at Little Rock, Ark., April 25, '82 36Ks; 

Haifa mile— 

OUtipa, 2, 97 lb., at Saratoga, July 25, '74. '. 475^s 

Premium, a, 115 lb. , at Chicago Driving Park, June 30, '84. 48 »^s 

Soubrette, 2, 107 lb. , at Jerome Park, June 8, '82 49s. 

Lizzie S., 2, 97 lb., at Lexington, May 8, '80 49s. 

Mission Belle, 2, 107 lb., Washington Park, Chicago, July 

10, '84 ....: ..:....... 19s. 

Harold, 2, 110 lb., at Saratoga, July 23, '78 49^8- 

Burton, 2, 110 lb., at Saratoga, N. T., July 24, '83 49^s. 

Idalia, 2, 107 lb., at Monmouth Park, July 4, '76 49^s. 

Volante, 2, 110 lb., at Saratoga, July 22, '84 49i^s 

Vampire, 2, 110 lb., at Saratoga, July 22, '81 49)^g 

Memento, 2, in lb., at Saratoga, July 19, '81 49^s 

Spinaway, 2, 107 lb., at Jerome Park." June 3, '80 49%ff 

Memento, 2, 107 lb., at Monmouth Pafk, July 2, '81 50s. 

Ram Lai, 2, 109 lb., at New Orleans, April 16, '84 51)^s. 

Florio, 2, 112 lb., at Washington, May 14, '84 52J^s 

Spinaway, 2, 119 lb., at Monmouth Park, July 3, '80 52^8 

Five furlongs— 

Neyella, 2, 87 lb., at Salem, Oregon 1:00>^ 

Princess, 4, 68 lbs., at Louisville, May 21, '84 (straight) 1:01 

Rosary, 2, 68 lbs., at Louisville, Ky., May 28, '83 1:01K 

Olivia, 2, 97 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 5, '81 1:01^ 

Bouncer, 2, 1041b., at Monmouth, July 4, '81 1:02 



Eunning Becords. 75 



Mollie Brown, 2, 97 lb., at Springfield, 111. . June 17, '80 1 :02 

Lizzies., 3, 92 1b., at St. Louis, June 10, '81 1:02 

Mammonist, 5, 118 lb., at Louisville, Ky., May 24, '82 1:02 

Bonnie Lizzie, 4, 113 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, June 13, '82. . . 1:02J^ 

Onondaga, 2, 115 lb., at Monmouth. July 7, '81 1:91% 

Gerald, 2. 115 lb. , at Sheepshead, June 16. '82 1 :02 >i 

Memento, 2, 110 lbs., at Sheepshead Bay, Aug. 30, '81. 1:02 >^ 

Satanella, 2, 107 lb., at San Francisco, May 2, 82 1:02 J^ 

N.avarro, 5, 120 lb , at Sheepshead Bay June 12, '83 1:02}^ 

Fairview, 2, 102 lb , at Saratoga, Aug. 2, '82 1:02^ 

Bonnie Wood, 3, 102 lb., at Saratoga, July 20, '78 1:02^ 

Florio, 2, 117 lb., at Washington, May 16, '84 1 03>i 

Beatitude, 4, 113 lb., at Saratoga, July 17, '80 1:03 J^ 

Egypt, a, 120 lb., at Saratoga, July 19/79 1:04 

Spinaway, 2. 114 lb., at Sheepshead, June 22, '80 1:04 J^ 

Spinaway, 2, 119 lb., at Monmouth Park, July 8, '81. l:045i 

Ohio Boy, a, 157 lb., at Sheepshead, Sept. 1, '81 .'.. . . 1:08^ 

1,»00 yards- 
Hickory Jim, a, 110 lb., at New Orleans, March 13, '83 1:10 

Wedding Day, 5, 112 lb., at New Orleans, Feb. 22, '83 1:10^ 

Six farlone;s — 

Force, 5, 121 lb., at Louisville, Sept. 24, '83 (straight) 1:13 

Pearl Jennings, 4, 112 lb., at Louisville, May 28, '83 (straight) IrlSJ^ 

Matinee, 2, 102 lb., at LouisvUle, Sept. 24, '83 (straight) 1:13?^ 

Barrett, 2. 110 lbs., at Monmouth Park, Aug. 14, '80 1:14 

Monarch, 3, 91 lb., at Saratoga. Aug. 22. '82 1:14 

Knight Templar, 3, 77 lb., at Sheepshead, Sept 18, '80 1:14 

Gouverneur, 2, 82 lb., at Sheepshead. Sept. 18, '80 1:14J< 

Gouvemeur, 2, 98 lb., at Sheepshead, Sept. 25, '80 1:14>^ 

(After dead heat with Ada. 2, 87 lb., in 1:14^). 

Hiawassa, 2, 70 lbs., at Saratoga. July 20, '81 1:14'5^ 

Patti, ?, 92 lbs., at Chicago, July 2, '81 1:UJ^ 

Iota, a, 901b., at Long Branch, Aug. 19 '84 1:143^ 

Jake White, 5, 100 lb , at Saratoga, Aug. 25, '82 1:143^ 

George Kinney, 2, 110 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 3, '82 1:15 

(Repeated, same; weight, same place, Aug. 12). 

Barnes, 2, 1101b., at Saratoga, July 25, '82.., 1:15 

Gano, 2. 100 lb., at San Francisco, April 29. '82 3 :15 

Bonnie Lizzie, 3, 106 lb., at Brighton, Aug. 30, '81 ... 1:15 

Charley Gorham, o, 103 lb., at Sheepshead, June 29, '81 ... 1:15 

Hindoo, 2, 1001b., at Chicago. June 21, '80 1:15 

Knight Templar, 4, 1041b., at Saratoga, Aug. 31, '81- 1:15 

Maggie A yer, 4, 112 lb., at Louisville, May 20. '82 1:15)^ 

Lady Middleton. 4, 101 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 1. '79 1:15^ 

(After dead heat with Checkmate, 4, 108 lb., in 1:17). 

Oden, 4, 1181b . at Sheepshead. June 21, '81 1;15^ 

Onondaga, 2, 110 lb., at Sheepshead, June 25, '81 1:15J^ 

Eunnymede, 2, lU71b.. at Saratoga Aug. 2. '81 1:15J^ 

Barrett,2, 115 lb, at Monmouth Park, Aug. 17, '80 1:15>^ 

Rhadamanthus, 5, 122 1b., at Saratoga, Aug. 19, '77 1,15^ 

Goano, 2,115 1b., at Long Branch. Aug. 16, '84.. 1:15X 



74 Bunning Records. 



Chimera, 2, 117 lb., at Long Branch, A.ug. 19, '84 1:15^ 

One Dime, 5, 120 lb,, at Saratoga, July 21, '»1 1:15% 

Mammonist, 5, 118 lbs., at Lexington. May 2. '82 1:15% 

Victim, 5, 122 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 18, '81 1:16 

*Julietta c, 2. 115 lb , at Monmouth, Aug. 16, '81 1:16 

Bica, 5, 126 lb., at Baltimore, May 22, '84 1:17 

Edleweiss. 1471b., atSheepshead, Junel8, '81 l-.ll^A 

Kingcralt, 3, 1271b., at Sheepshead, Sept. 21, '80 1:18 

Lady Middleton, 5, 140 lb., at Saratoga, July 28, '80 1:185^ 

Ohio Boy. a. 158 lb., at Monmouth, Aug. 16, '81 1:18% 

Spark, 3, 135 lb., at Jerome Park, Sept. 28, '81.... 1:20 

Kingcraft, 3. 140 lb,, at Saratoga, Aug. 18, '80 1:20>^ 

Harlequin, 4, 1 41 lb., at Sheepshead, Sept, 8, '80 1:20 '4 

*Since called Marsh Be don. 

Seven furlongs — 

Joe Murray, 5, 117 lb., at Chicago, July 17, '84 1:2S]4 

Miss Woodford, 4, 115 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept, 6, '84, . 1:28% 

iittle Phil, 4, 111 lb„ at Monmouth Park, July 3, '82 1:28% 

Duplex, 4, 116 lb,, at Monmouth Park Aug. 9, '83 1:29 

Fellowplay, 4, 105 lb., at Brighton, Sept. 8. '82 1:29 . 

Little Minch, 2, 75 lb., at Brighton, Nov. 7, '82 1:29 

Joe Murray, 3, 90 lb., at Brighton, Aug. 10, '82 1:293^ 

Strathspey, 4. Ill lb., at Monmouth, July 19, '82 1:29% 

Miller, 2, 118 lb., at Brighton Beach, Nov. 27, '84 1 :32 

Geo. Singerly, 3, 141 lb., at Brighton Beach, Oct. 29, '84 1:34>^ 

One mile — 

*renBroeck, 5, 1101b , at Louisville, May 24, '77 1:39% 

Pearl Jennings, 5, 106^ lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 16, 

'84 1:40^ 

Boardman, 4, 91 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 20, '80. 1:40X 

Pearl Jennings, 4, 112 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept, 19, '84. . 1:41 

Aranza, 6, 1101b., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept, 9, '84 1:41 

War eld, a, 871b., at Saratoga, July 26, '82 1:41 

Marchioness, 5, 64 lb., at Brighton Beach, July 6, '81 , 1:41 

Wedding Day, 4, 91 lb,, at Saratoga, July 25, '82 1 41>^ 

Girofle, 5, 105 lb., at Monmouth, Aug, 5, '82 1:41>^ 

George Kinney, 4, 111 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, June 19, '84. . 1:41% 

Blenheim, 3, 97 lb., at Saratoga, July 27, '82 1:41^ 

Searcher, 3, 901b., at Lexington, May 13, '75 1:41% 

Tictim, 5, 117 lb„ at Saratoga, Aug. 1, '81 ..... 1 :41^ 

Checkmate, a, 118 lb., at Louisville, May 26, '82 1:42 

Warfield, 5, 103 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept, 25, '80 1:42 

Bootjack, 3, 104 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 26, '81 1:42 

Breeze, 2, 64 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 19, '82 1:42 

Parole, a, 102 lb., at Pimlico, Oct. 21, '80 1 :42 

Hindoo, 3, 108 1b., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 1, '81 1:42 

Knight Templar, 4, 106 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 6, '81 1 :42 

Ella Warfield, a, 100 lb., at Baltimore, May 23, '84 , 1 :42 

Pizarro, 3, 105 lb., at Monmouth Park, July 17, '83 1^*2^ 

Victim, 5, 118 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, June 18, '81 1:42 

Warfield, 6, 112 lb ., at Saratoga, July 3, '81 , 1 :42 



Running Records. 75 



Duke of Montrose, 4, 113 lb., at Saratoga, July 22, '81 1:42 ^ 

*Grey Planet, 5, 110 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 13, '74 1:42 >^ 

Hindoo, 3, 1181b., at Sbeepshead Bay, June 15, '81 1:433^ 

Elizabetb, 2, 85 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 20, '84 1AB}4 

Mistake, 2, 100 lb,, at Louisville, Sept. 26, '79 1:43 >! 

Incommode, a, 146 lb., at Louisville, May 21, '81 1:44 

Ata^anta, 2, — lb., at San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 12, '81 , 1:44 

Belle of the Meade, 2, 97 lb., at Louisville, Sept. 27, '76 1:44 14 

Crickmore, 2, 97 lb. , at Pimlico, Oct. 22, '80 , 1 :44 ^^ 

BaUard, 2, 1001b., at Chicago, July 2, '81 1:44 J^ 

Sarsfield, 2, 100 lb., at Lexington, Sept. 17, '80 1:44^ 

BendOr, 4, 1491b., at Saratoj;a, July 18, '82 145 

Rica, 5, 143 lb , at Washington, Oct. 22, '84 .1:45 

Democrat, 3, 123 1b., at Brighton Beach, Sept. 20, '80.,... .. 1:45X 

Bucktie, 4, 136 lb., at Brighton Heach, Sept. 22, '80 1:46 

Terror, a, 150 lb., at Saratoga, Aug 4, '82 . •. 1:46^ 

Flower of Meath, 6, 157 lb., at Washington. May 16, '84 1:49?^ 

Vampire, 2, 120 lb., at Monmouth Park, July 7, '81. 1:50 

* Against time. 

Mile and Iialf a furlong — 

Creosote, 4, 1141b., at Louisville, May 19, '82 1:48% 

Bend Or, 4, 117 lb., at Louisville. May 30, '82 '. 1:49 

Freeland, 5, 122 lb . at Louisville, May 17, '84 1:50 

Checkmate a, 118 lb., at Louisville, May 17, '82 1:50^/^ 

Maggie Ayer, 4, 112 lb., at Louisville, May 27, '82 1:50^ 

Mile and a furlong — 

Rosalie, 4, catch weight (about 80"!, Brighton Beach, Aug. 

13,'81 , 1:53M 

Bob Woolley, 3. 90 lb , at Lexington, Sept 6, '75 1:54 

Brambaletta, 4. 63 lb., at Louisville, Mav 26, '82 1:54 

Greenland, 3, 108 lb., at Saratoga, July 23, '81 l-M^ 

Girofle, 4, 106 lb., at =!aratoga, Aug. 6, '81 1:54 ^.i 

Patti,3, 891b., at Chicago, June 22, '81 1:54^^ 

Bootjack, 4, 113 lb., at Saratoga, July 22, '82 1 :54X 

Himyar, 5, 115 lb., at Louisville, S-pt. 30, '80 , 1:54^ 

Victim,' 5, 116 lb., at Sheepshead, June 2, '81 1:55 

Lucy Walker, 3, 91 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 5, '81 1:55 

Baby, 4,1051b., at Brighton, July 31, '80 1:55 

Swiney, 3, 93 1b., at Saratoga, Aug. 16, '84 1:55 

Blue Eyes,, 4, 1101b , at Louisville, May 28, '79 l:55i< 

BlulSge'.fs^k, } at St. Louis. June 14, '80 1:55^X 

Goodnight, 6, 120 lb., at Saratoga, July 18, '82 1:55 }.i 

Duplex, 5. 116 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sspt. 11, '84 1 :.55?i 

Checkmate, 6, 1311b , at Saratoga, July 13, '81.. 1:56 1^ 

Gossip, 2, 67 Klb., at Monmouth Park, Aug. 17, '80 I:i58 

Eole, 3,1161b , at Monmouth, Aug. 17, '81 1:58^ 

Boulevard. 4, 1411b., at Saratoga, July 20, '81 1:59 J^ 

Louisette, 3, 125 lb , at Washington, Oct. 22, '84 2 :00 

Frankie B., 2, 97 lb., at Brighton Beach, Aug. 9, '81 2:00 

Phyllis, 4, 151 lb., Louisville, Sept. 25, '76 2:01 



76 Bunning Records. 



Spindrift, a, 168 1b,, at Jerome Park, June 12, '75 2:03^ 

Geo. Singerly, 3, 137 lb., at Brighton Beach, Nov. 1, '84 2:04^ 

Mammonist, 4, 160 lb., at Louisville, Oct. 5, '81 2:07 >^ 

Mile and iliree-sixteentlis — 

Kinglike, 4, 109 lb., at Monmouth Park, July 10, '84 2:03 >i 

Checkmate, a, 150 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 18, '84 .... 2:06 

Mile and a quarter — 

Getaway, 3, 100 lb., at Saratoga', Aug. 4, '81 2:07?^ 

Mendelssohn, 3, 95 lb., at Lexington, MavlO, '80 2:08 

Sir Hugh, 3, 102 lb , at Sarat'^ga, July 19. '81 2:08}i 

Checkmate, 6, 117 lb., at Saratoga. July 16, '81. 2:08iJ 

Beatitude, 4, 107 lb., at Chicago, June 21, '80 2:08 '^ 

Compensation, 4, 103 lb , at Saratoga, July 31, '82 2:08 >4 

Hindoo, 4, 1221b., at Louisville, May 27, '82 2:083^ 

Charley Gorham, 3, 87 lb., at Lexington. May 18, '77 2 :08 % 

Falsetto, 3, 100 lb., at Lexington, May lb, '79 2:08^ 

Grinstead, 4, 108 lb., at Saratoga, July 24, "75 2:08% 

Imogene. 4, 102 lb., at Lexington, May 12, '84 2 :08^ 

Duplex, 5, 115 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 20, '84 2:09 

Gossip, 2, 68 lb., at Monmouth, Aug. 19, '80 2:09>^ 

Parole, a, 114 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, June 23, '83 2M% 

Aranza, 6, 1201b., at Long Branch, Aug. 19, '84 2:09^ 

Monitor. 3 120 lb., at Prospect Park, Sept. 9, '79 2:10 

Eipple, 3, 105 lb., at Monmouth Julv 2, '81 2:10)^ 

Parole, 5, 121 lb., at Saratoga, July 20, '78 2:10 ^ 

Hindoo, 3, 105 lb., at Louisville. May 23, '81 2:10^^ 

Parole, a, 120 lb., at Jerome, Oct 1, '81 2:11 

Thora, 3. 113 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 9, '81 2:11 

Preakness, a, 128 lb , at Jerome Park, June 13, '74 2:12 

Balancer, 2, 881b., at Chicago, Sept. 17, '81.,.. 2.123^ 

Mile and five hundred yards— 

Bend Or, 4, 115 lb., at Saratoga, July 25, '82 2:10J^ 

Ada Glenn, 6, 1081b., at Saratoga, July 24, '82 2:11 

Pinafore, 3, 97 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 22, '82 2:11 

Valleria,3, 941b., at Saratoga, Aug. 1, '81 2:12^ 

Mile and tliree furlones — 

Uncas. 4, 107 1b., at Sheepshead, Sept. 23, '80 , .. 2:21?^ 

Eole, 3, 1101b., at Monmouth Park, Aug. 20, '81 2:24 

Parole, a, 117 lb., at Sbeepshead, Sept. 8, '81 2:24'^ 

Clara D., 6. 118 lb., at Sacramento, Cal, Aug. 1, '81 2:2451 

Luke Blackburn, 3, 96 K lb , at Sheepshead Bav, June 22, '80 2:24^ 
Spendthrift, 3, 123, at Jerome Park, June 10, '79 2:25?^ 

Mile and a half- 
Luke Blackburn, 3, 102 lb., at Monmouth, Aug. 17, '80 2:34 

*Tom Bowling, 4, 104 lb , at Lexington, May 12, '74. . , 2:34?^ 

Checkmate, 6, 119 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 30, '81 2:35 

Bend Or, 4, 1181b., at Saratoga, July 29, '«2 2:35 »^ 

Hindoo, 3, 118 lb , at Saratoga, Aug. 4, '81 •. 2:36 >^ 



Running Records. 77 



Drake Carter, 3. 115 lbs., at Saratoga, Aug. 11. '83. . . 236 

Jim Brown, 3, — lb., at Sacramento, Cal., Sept. 19". "'81.*.'."." " 2-36 1-/ 
Cnctmore, 105 lb., at SheepsheadSept 17 '81 2-36^' 

Bend Or, 4, 123 lb., at Saratoga. Aug. 12, '82.. 2-363/ 

Parole, 4, 97 1b., at Saratoga, Aug. 14, '77 2-363* 

liOrd Murphy, 3, 100 lb., at Louisville, May 20 ''79'. 2-37''* 

Telemachus, 3, 100 lb., at Sheepshead, Sept. 25 '80 2-37 

Monitor, 5, 117 1b., at Sheepshead, Aug. 27, '81..'. . 2-37 

Xizzie S., 4, 107, at Louisville, May 19, '82.. . 2-37'' 

Day Star, 3, 1001b., at Louisville, May 21, '78 .'.'. 2-371/ 

Fonso, 3, 1051b., at Louisville. May 18, '80 . 2-37y- 

Liatunah, 5, 112 lb , at Chicago, June 25, '81.. 2-37 1^ 

Drake Carter, 4. 120 lb., at Long Branch. Aug. 19, ''"sk". 2-37¥ 

Gabriel. 5, 115 lb., at St. Louis. June 11, '81 . ' " ' 2-37 y 

Parole, a, il5 lb., at Baltimore. Oct. 20. '81 2-38^ 

Warfield, 6, 115 lb., at Baltimore, May 26, '81. . . .". 2-38^ 

D of Norfolk, 3, 105 lb., at Oakland, Cal., May 14, '81','!.".' ' ' ' 2-384^ 
Tbora, 3. 113 lb., at Jerome Park, Sept, 28, '81 . " 2-39^^ 

Checkmate, 6, 125 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 15. '81 2'39 1/ 

Saxon, 3, 110 lb. , at Jerome Park. June 13, '74 2 -39 1 ' 

Knight of Ellerslie, 3, 110 lb., at Baltimore, M'ay "23. ''*84. '.'.*.'. 2-89i| 

* Tom Bowling was permitted by the judges to continue the run to 

tZ'^.^^^}^^' He ran the first mile in 1:41%. the mile and a halt in 

oo*.^'*^t T^.^°<^ three-quarters -in 3:03%, and the two miles in 

^-i:2iX' The timing over a mile and a half was not made official. 

Mile and five furlongs— 

Bend Or, 4. 125 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 19, '82 . . 2-49 

Ten Broeck, 3, 90 lb., at Lexington, Sept. 9, '75.'. .". . " ""' 2-49 k- 

Eole, 3, 100 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 3, '81 2 49 V 

Checkmate, 5, 111 lb., at Sheepshead, Sept. 16 '80 2-50 

Irish King. 5, 108 lb., at Sheepshead June 21, ''81 .... 2-50 i< 

Monitor, 3, 98 lb., at Prospect Park, Sept. 13, '79 .... •" " 2-50i^ 

Thora. 3, 112 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 23, '81 2-51 

Eipple, 3, 104 >^ lb., at Saratoga, Aug, 18. '81 '.".'. 2-52 

Crickmore, 3, 115 1b., at Saratoga, Aug. 16, '81....'..!.'!. 2'5'> 

Eole. 3, 110 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 12, '81. ... 2 52^ 

Springbok. 4, 114 lb., at Jerome Park, June 20, 'li. '.','/.'.'.'..'. 2 53 * 

Mile and three-quarters— 

Glidelia, 5, 116 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 5, '82 3-01 

Checkmate, 6, 124 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 6. '81 . . 3-01 y 

Olenmore. 6. 100 lb., at Sheepshead, June 23, '81 .V.'." .'.".' ' 3'-0W 

Monitor, 4. 115 lb., at Monmouth. Aug. 19, '80 ' 3-023/ 

Crickmore, 3, 111 lb., at Sheepshead, Sept. 7, '81 "'.' 3-03^ 

Creosote, 4, 110 lb. , at Biighton, Aug 31, '82 . " 304 

L. Blackburn, 3, 105 lb., at Louisville, Sept. 30, '80 3-04 

Glenmore, 5, 104 lb., at Sheepshead. June 25, '80 ". 3-04 

Monitor, a, 117 1b., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 11, '84 3-05 

Aella. 3, 89 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 2 '81 3-05 

p'Artagnan, 3, 100 1b., at Saratoga, July 24, '75!!.' -"."."!!'" 3-06i/i 
L. BlackDurn, 3. 116 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 7, '80 ! 3':07 



78 Running Records. 



Hindoo, 3, 118 lb., at Saratoga, July 16, '81 3:07>^ 

Parole, 4, 116 1b., at Saratoga. Aug. 11, '77 3:08 

Duke of Magenta, 3, 118 lb., at Saratoga, July 20, '78 , . . 3:08 

Preabness, a, 1251b., at Baltimore, Oct. 21, '74 3 08}^ 

Attila, 3, 110 lb., at Saratoga, July 25, '74 3:08^ 

(After a dead beat with Acrobat, 3, 110 lb., in 3:09^). 

Ferncliff, 3, 123 1b., at MonuiOuth, Aug. 14, '80 3:09 

Gen. Monroe, 6, 1261b., at Saratoga, Aug. 12, '84 3:09 

Mintzer, 5, 121 lb., at Sarotoga, July 28, '79 3:09 >^ 

Femcliflf, 3, 123 lb., at Saratoga, July 28, '80 , 3:09^ 

Mile and seven fnilohgs — 

Barnes, 4, 118 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, June 28, '84 3:21>^ 

Two miles — 

Ten Broeck, 5, 1101b., at Louisville, May 29, '77... 3:27^ 

Wildmoor, 6, — lb., at Kansas City, Sept. 29, '82 3:28 

Bushwacker, o, 99 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 18, '81 3:30 

McWbirter, 3, 100 lb., at Louisville, May 28, '77 3:30>^ 

Courier, 4, 101 lb. , at Louisville, May 28, '77 3 :31M 

Hindoo, 3, 1131b., at Saratoga, Aug. 11, '81 3:32 

Fair Count, 6, 104 lb , at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 19, '82 3 :32X 

True Blue, 4, 108 lb., at Saratoga, July 30, '73 3:32 J^ 

Monitor, a, 118 lb„ at Sheepshead Bay. Sept. 16, '84 3:32^ 

Glenmore, 4, 1101b., at Detroit, July 4, '79 3:333^ 

Boatman, 3, 1151b., at Saratoga, Aug. 10, '82 3:34 

Fred^olHer, 3, — lb., at San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 12, '81. . . Z-M% 

Monitor, 3, 1071b , at Baltimore, Oct. 21, '79 3:34^ 

Falsetto, 8, 118 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 12, '79 3:353^ 

L. Blackburn, 3,1181b., at Saratoga, Aug. 12, '80 3:35)'^ 

Compensation, 3, 107 lb., at Baltimore, Oct. 21, '81 3:353^ 

Checkmate, 5, 116 lb., at Washington, May 20, '80 3:361^ 

Keport, 4, 108 lb., at Jerome Park, June 10, '80 3:361^ 

Eole 4, 123 ib., at Jerome Park, June 6, '82 3:38>^ 

Tvi^o milea and a fnrlong — 

Monitor, 4, 110 lb., at Baltimore, Oct. 20, '81 3:44>4 

Arietides, 4, 108 lb., at Lexington, May 10, '76 3:453^ 

Mate. 6. 114 lb., at Saratoga, Jnly 31. '75 3:46^ 

Thora, 3, 921b., at Baltimore, Oct. 19, 81 3:47i^ 

Fair Count, 6, 103 lb., at Sheepshead, June 28, '82 3:47% 

Ferida, 5, 1091b.. at Sheepshead, June 29, '81 3:48 

Glenmore, 5, 1141b., at Sheepshead, June 26, '80 3;48i^. 

T^^'O miles and a quarter — 

gSkfess,' ': n4 Jb:: I ** S^^^*«g^. ^^^^ ^9. '75 3:56>^ 

Hindoo, 4,' 117 lb., at Louisville, May 19, '82 3:57% 

Duchess of Norfolk, 3, 93 lb., at San Francisco, Cal., April 

25 '82 3:58Ji 

Glenmore, 6, 114 lb., at Sheepshead, June 18, '81 3:58^ 

Blue Byes, '5, 1151b. at Chicago, June 22, '80.. 3:583^ 



Ranning Records. 79 



Harry Bassett, 4, 108 lb., at Saratoga, July 16, '72 3-59 

Clara D., 6, — lb., at Sacramento, Cal., Sept. 19, '81 . . . .'. .', '. . 3:59 
Fred Collier, 3, 92 lb., at San Francisco, Nov. 12, '81 ...'. 4-00>^ 

Wanderer, 6, 114 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 13, '74 .'.'.'.. . . 4:'oo>^ 

Checkmate, 6, 120 lb., at Saratoga, July 21, '81 4-00 5^ 

Fortuna, 4, 107 lb., at Louisville, May 23, '79 4"oi 4 

MoUie McCarty, 6, 115 lb., at Chicago, June 25, '79 4 -02 ' 

Monitor, 5, 11Mb., at Baltimore, May 27, '81 4*:02 , 

Two miles and a half— 

Aristides, 4, 104 lb., at Lexington, May 13. '76 4-27>^ 

KatiePease, 4, 105 Ib.,atBuffalo, Sept. 10, '74.. .*.!!..!.. 4:28i^ 

Miss Woodford, 4, 115 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 18, '84" 4-284^ 

Ballinkeel, 3, 90 lb., at Baltimore Oct. 22, '74 * 4-81^ 

Helmbold, 4. 108 lb., at Monmouth, July 30, '70 ' 4-335^ 

Trade Dollar, 5, 107 lb., at Portland. Ore., July 5, '81 ' 4:36 

Monitor, 4, 115 lb., at Sheepshead, June 23, '80 .' 4-36 J^ 

Tom Ochiltree. 5, 129 lb., at Jerome, June 18, '77 4 36 ^ 

Edinburg, 5, 115 lb., at Cincinnati, June 7, '79 4:3654 

Tw^o miles and five fni longs- 
Ten Broeck, 4, 104 lb., at Lexington, Sept. 16, '76 4-5«^^ 

T-wo miles and thr<>e- quarters— 

Hubbard, 4, 107 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 9, '73. 4:58^ 

Kentucky, 5, 124 lb., at Jerome Park, Oct. 3, '66 '.'.'.". 5:04 

Tom Ochiltree, 4, 118 lb , at Jerome Park, June 17, '76 5:09X 

Three miles — 

Drake Carter, 4, 115 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 6 '84 5:24 

Lida Stanhope, 4, 102 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 26, 82 5:25 

Thora, 3, 99 lb., at Saratoga. Aug. 27, '81 ' 5-15%. 

Ten Breeck, 4, 104 lb., at Louisville, Sept. 23, '76 ........... 5:263^ 

Eole, 4, 102 lb., at Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 9, '82 5:26 J^ 

Elias Lawrence, 3, 98 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 28, '80 5:28^ 

Long Taw, 5, 115 lb . , at Chicago, July 3, '80 5:33 

Clara D., 5, 111 lb., at Stockton, Cal., Sept. 29, '80 5:33^ 

Monarchist, 4, 108 lb., at Jerome Fark, Oct. 5, '72 5:34)4 

Tom Ochiltree, 4, 118 lb. , at Monmouth, July 6, '76 5:35|i 

Checkmate, 6, 119 lb., at Washington, D. C, Nov. 17, '81..., 5:36 

Four mi es 

*Ten Broect, 4, 104 lb., at Louisville, Sept. 27, '76 7:153^ 

Fellowcraft, 4, 108 lb., at Saratoga. Aug. 20, '74 \ 7:19j| 

♦Lexington, 4, 103 lb., at New Orleans, April 2, '55 7:19^ 

Janet, 6, 115 lb., at Louisville, Sept. 27. '79 7:25 

Wildidle, 5, 110 lb., at San Francisco, Oct. 28, '75 7:25>^ 

Idlewild. 5, 117 lb , at Centreville, June 25, '63 7:26i^ 

Jim Malone, 3. 95 lb., at Louisville, Oct. 2, '80 7:29K 

Kentucky, 5, 1141b., at Saratoga, Aug., '66 7;31>^ 

♦Kentucky, 6, 120 lb., at Jerome Park, Oct., '67 7:31^ 



80 Ranriing Becords. 



Abd-el-Kader, 4, 1081b., at Saratoga, Aug., '69 l-M^A 

Abd-el Koree, 3, 95 lb., at Jerome Park, A.ug. 17, '71 7:33 

MoaarcMst, 4, 108 lb., at Jerome Park, Oct., '72 7:33^ 

Tom Ocbiltree, 4, 118 lb., at Jerome Park, Oct. 12, '76 7:36 

*In a race against time. Under the present rules Lexington would 
liave been a five-year-old. 



Ctuarter-mile lueats — 

Suspender, Los Angeles, Cal., April 10. '83 23%a.—22%s. 

Splitier Stae, at Fargo, Dak ., Sept. 22, '82 26s. — 25 i/gs . 

(Snowflake won the fourth heat in 28s,) 

Half-mile lieats — 

Red Oak, a, 114 lb., at Carson City, Nev., Sept. 16, '79. . 48>^— 49 
Jim Douglas (or Douglas), 3. — lb., at Sacramento, Cal., 

Sept 23, '81 491^—49 

Pusilade, a, 112 lb., at Helena, Mon., Sept. 28, '81 49 —50^ 

(Billy Spanker, a, 105 lb. , won the first heat in 50s.) 

Plaything, 4, at Oakland, Cal., March '-iO, '79 49^— 49^ 

Dottie Dimple, 3, Los Angeles, Cal., April 5, '8d...A9%—50)4 -49^ 
Last Chance, 4, 10/ lb., won the first heat at Cynthiana, 

Ky., Aug. 27, '80 48)^ 

(Rambler won the second and third heats in 53 >^ — 56.) 
Stormaway, , won second and third heats at Sacra- 
mento, Aug. 13, '80 51M— 49X 

(Joyce won first heat in 50s.) 
Chiquita, a, 115 lb., at Denver, Col., May 22, '79 51%— 51% 

Half-mile lieats. Sin 9 — 

Fusilade, a, — , lb., at Cheyenne, Wy. Ter., Jane 

30,'81 50K— 51J<-52 

(Pequest, no age or weight stated, won the first in SOJ^s ) 

Mollie McCann, 5, at Indianapolis, July 26, '79 51>^— 51X— 50 

Fasilade, 5, 112 lb., at Denver, Col., May 28, '80, won third, fourth 
and fifth heats in 53 '^s., 533., 58s. Amanda Belle, 4, 107 lb , won 
first and second heats in 52>^s., 53>4S. 

p ve-furJong heats — 

Sudie McNairy, 3, 98 lb., at Chicago, 111., July 2, '83. 1:02 >i— 1:03 .>4; 
Ingomar, 2, , at Mount Holly, Oct. 10, '79. 1:07 —1:03 

Six-fwrlong lieats— 

Lizzie S., 5, 118 lb., at Louisville, Ky., Sept. 28, '83 

(Straight).... •••• 1:13J^— 1:13?^ 

Joe Howell, a, 115 lb., at San Francisco, Nov. 15, '82. 1:14>^— 1:15>^ 
(Premium, a, 115 lb., won first heat in 1:14>^.) 

Bon. Lizzie, 3, 101 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 16, '81 1:15^—1:14^ 

Oleaner, 5, 110 1b., at Saratoga. Aug. 16, '84 1:15>^— l:15i.^ 

Charley Ross, a, 118 lb., at Brighton, July 1, '81 . . 1:16 —1:15 
(L. B. Sprague, 4, 108 lb., won the first heat in 1:17.) 



RayinbiQ Becords. 81 



Bonnie Lizzie, 4, 108 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 8, '82.... 1:16>^— 1:10 
Knight Templar, 3, 92 lb., at Louisville, May 24, '80.... 1:15—1:17 

Egypt, a, 1181b., at Louisville, May 28, '79 1:16 —1:17 

Enigbt Templar, 4, 1071b., at Louisville, May 23,'81. 1:16^— 1:16M 

Al. Ament, 3, 81 lb., at Brighton. July 6, '81... 1:16 —1:17% 

(Charley Ross, a, 113 lb., won the first heat in 1:15>4.) 
Minnie Lewis, 4, 100 lb., at Brighton Beach, Se^t. 13, 

'80 (run in the mud and rain) 1:17K — 1:19 

(Mamie R., 3, 77 lb., won the second heat in 1:18.) 

Bootjack, 4, 114 lb., at Louisville, May 24... l:I5^i— 1:20>^ 

(The second heat was a dead heat, in 1:16 J^, 
between Bootjack and Pride, 4, 112.) 

^even furlong liea,f s — 

Edwin A., «, 1011b., at Brighton, Aiig. 28, '82 1:34—1:37 

J^Iile Iieats — 

Bounce, 4, 901b., at Sheepshead, Sept. 7, '81 1:42 —1:41^ 

Kadi, 6, about 90 lb., at Hartford. Conn., Sept. 2, '75. 1:42^— 1:41 J< 

Gabriel, 5, 1151b., at St. Louis, June 13, '81 1:42>^— 1:41% 

^'Argentine, 4, 104% lb., at Louisville, Sept 27, '79. 1:42^^—1:45 

(Beatitude, 3, 84>^ lb., won first heat in 1:42%.) 

Bimyar, 3, 1051b, at St. Louis, June 4, '78 1:42^— 1:43% 

Camargo, 3, 100 lb., at Louisville, May 20, '75 1:4<!%— 1:43J< 

<3Jen. Pike, 5, 112 lb , at St. Louis, June 8, '81 1:43%— 1:42% 

Mark L., 3, — , lb., at Sacramento, Cal., Sept. 19, '78. 1:43 -:-l:42% 
Dan Sparling, 4. 106 lb., at Sheepshead, Sept. 21, '80 1:42 —1:44% 

(Ada Glenn, 4, 106 lb., won first heat in 1:41 >4.) 
Glenmore. 6, 114 lb., at Sheepshead, June 16, '81. .. . 1:42%— 1:46^ 

(Dan Sparling, 5, 114 lb., won the first heat in 1:42 >^.) 
Tom Bowling, 3, 100 lb., at Lexington, May 16, '73. . 1:43^—1:43^ 
Grenada, 4, 112 lb., at Baltimore, May25, '81 l:i:3%—l-Al}i 

(Oden, 4, 106 lb„ won the second heat in 1:43%.) 
Boulevard, 4, 110 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 3, '81 1:44 —1:46% 

(Sir Hugh, 3, 97 lb., won the first heat in 1:41%.) 
Ferida, 5, 114 lb., at Baltimore, May 24, '81 1:44)^—1:48% 

(Bramble, 6* 118 lb., won the first heat in 1:443^.) 

J^Jile heats, 3 in 5 — 

Thad Stevens, a, 100 lb., at Sacramento, July 8, '73, 

won third, fourth and fifth heats, in 1:43>^— 1:46^-1:45 

(Thornhill, 4, won first and second heats in 1:43—1:43.) 

L'Argentine, 6. 115 lb., at St. Louis, June 14, '79, won the first, 
third and fourth heats in 1:43— 1:44— 1:47% ; the second heat was 
a dead heat between King Faro, 5, 115 lb., and Shortline, 5, 112 
lb., in , 1:433^ 

Wildmoor, 5, 112 lb., at Chicago, July 4, '81, won the first, fourth 
and fifth heats 1:43—1:46—1:49% 

(Brooklyn, 4, 107 lb., won second and third heats 1:44% — :145 

JMile and lialf a furlong heats- 
Bend Or, 5, 117 lb., at Louisville, May 25, '82 1:49—1:51% 

(Rootjack won first heat in 1:49%.) 



82 Running Records. 



Mile and and a furlong lieats — 

Gabriel, 4, 112 lb., at Sheepsbead, Sept. 23, '80 1:56 —1:56 

Ferida, 5, 108 lb., at Sheepshead, Aug. 30, '81 1:563^— 1:57^ 

Getaway, 3, 95 lb., at St. Louis, June 10, '81 1.57 —1:58 

(Pacific, 5, 115 lb., won second beat in 1:57>^.) 

Blarney, 3, 85 lb., at Sheepsbead, June 24, '80 1:58 —1:57 

Gabriel, 5, 108 lb., at Sheepshead, Sept. 13, '81 1:58^— 1:58 

Sly Dance, 4, 107 lb., at Sheepsbead, Sept. 10, '81 1:58 —1:59 

Geo. McOullough, 5,114 lb., at Sheepshead. June 18, 

'81 1:57 —2:02 

(Krupp Gun, 6, 100 lb., won the first heat in 1:56.) 
Mile and a quarter lieats — 

Glenmore. 5, 114 lb., at Sheepshead, Sept. 25, '80 2:10 —2:14 

(Mary Anderson, 3, 83 lb., won first heat in 2:09.) - 
Compensation, 3, 92 lb., at»Washington, Nov. 18, '81 2:12 —2:17 

(Brambaletta, 3, 92 lb., won the first heat in 2:10%.) 
Elias Lawrence, 4, 105 lb., at Sheepshead, June 22, 

'81 2:11 —2:20 

(One Dime, 5, 110 lb., won the first heat in 2:11.) 
Mile and a lialf lieats — 

Keno. 6, at Toledo, Sept. 16, '80 ; 2:43^—2:45 

(Belle of Nelson, 5, wou the second heat in 2:55.) 

Jack of Trumps, a, at Toledo, Sept. 11, '79 2:49 — 2:50J^ 

Eappahannock, 6, at Columbia, Nov. 14, '79 2:49 — 2:48>^ 

(Gov. Hampton, 5, won first heat in 2:51.) 

T"wo-mile heats — 

*Bradamante, 3.87 lb., at Jackson, Miss., Nov. 17, '77 3:32)^—3:29 
Miss Woodford, 4, 107^ lb , at Sheepshead, Sept. 20, 

'84 3:33 -3:31^ 

Willie D , 4, 102 lb., at Prospect P^rk, Sept. 11, '79... 3:34 >^— 3:35 

Getaway, 3, 95 lb , at Chicago, July 2. '81 3:36y;—3:35% 

Lottery 3, 100 lb., at Sacramento, Sept. 21. '78 3:36 — 3:35>^ 

Arizona, a, 111 lb., at Louisville, May 18, '75 3:37 >4— 3:35}^ 

Ferida, 5, 111, at Baltimore, May 26, 81 3:37^—3:38)^ 

Windrush, 3. 95 lb, at Cincinnati, May 30, '81 ...*.. . 3:41 —3:39 
Ferida, 5, 111 lb., at Baltimore, Oct. 18, '81. . . ... 3:39 —3:41 

(Glenmore. 6, 118 lb., won second heat in 3:37.) 

Bushwacker, 4, 105 lb., at Pimlico, Oct. 22, '78 3:36 — 3:38>^ 

(Princeton, 4, 108 lb., won second heat in 3:36^.) 

tEolus, 6, 118, at Piml CO, May 28. '74 3 40 -3:36%. 

(Mart Jordan, 6, 108 lb,, won second heat in 3:39)^.) 

* A very doubtful record, f Said to have been 10 seconds slower. 
Three-mile heats — 

Norfolk, 4, 100 lb., at Sacramento, Sept. 23, '65 5 : 27 >^— 5:29'/^ 

*Brown Dick, 3, 86 J^ lb., at New Orleans, April 10,'55. 5:30?^— 528 
Mollie Jackson, 4, 101 lb., at Louisville, May 25, '61. 5:353^—5:28% 
(Sherrod won the second head in 5:34^^.) 

Vandal, 5, 110 lb., at Lexington, May 26, '55 5:36?^— 5:33 

Whisper, a, 118 lb., at Lou^^sville, June 8, '78...... .. 5:39 — 5:35J^ 

* Brown Dick would have bsen a four-year-old under present rules. 



Bunaing Etcords. 83 



JFour-ntiile heats — 

Ferida, i. 105 lb., at Sheepshead, Sept. 18, '80. . . . 7.23 %—1-Al 
♦Lexington, 4, 103^^ lb., at New Orleans, April 14,'59 7:23^4 

(Lecompte was withdrawn after first beat.) 
*Lecompte, 3, 86 lb , at New Orleans, April 8. '54.. . . 7:26 — 7:38i^ 
Tbad Stevens, a. 115 lb., at San Francisco, Oct. '73. . 7:30 —7:43 

(Joe Danielp, 4, 103 lb., won the first heat in 7:42 1^.) 
Glenmore, 4, 108 lb., at Baltimore, Oct. 25, '79. .... 7:30X— 7:31 

(Willie D.. 4, 105 lb., won first heat in 7:29 >^.) 
Bushwacl£er^4, 105 lb., at Baltimore, Oct. 26, '78 . 7:31 —8:29 

(Princeton, 4, 108 lb., won second heat in 7:36 J^.) 
Morgan Scout, 4, 104 lb., at Lexington, Sept, 17, '70 7:32^— 7:43i^ 
Fashion, 5,1111b., atUnion Course, N.Y., May 10, "42. 7:32^—7:45 
Geo. Martin, 5, 114 lb., at New Orleans, March 28, '43 7:33 —7:43 
Tally Ho, 4, 104 lb.,at Union Conrse.N. Y., Oct. 8,'49. 7:43 J^— 8:10^^ 
(Free Trade won the first heat in 7:33%, Bostonia the third in 7:52.) 
Morgan Scout,a,112 1b.,at New Orleans, April 21, '73 7:39 — 8:04>^ 
(Silent Friend, 4,. 104 lb., won first heat in 7:30^.) 
* Under present rules Lexington and Lecompte would each have 
been a year older. 

HURDIiES. 
Mile, foui' Iinrdles — 

Suannanoa, a 120 lb., at Brighton Beach, July 16, '81 1:50 

Judith, 5, 1451b., at Brighton Beach, July 17, '80 , 1:61 

Mile and a furlong, fi-ve hurdles — 

Raven, a, 144 lb , at Saratoga, July 25, '82 2 06 

Glasgow, a, 160 lb., at Saratoga, July 30, '81 2:07 , 

Mile and a quai ter, five liurdles — 

Jim McGowan, 4, 127 lb . at Brighton, Nov. 9, '82 2:16 

Bridecake, 4, 119 lb.,. at Brighton, Nov. 16, '82 2 17 

Kitty Clark, 3, 120 lb., at Brighton. Aug. 13, '81 2 :17 '^ 

Speculation, 6, 140 lb., at Brighton, Sept. 22, '81 2 18 

Glasgow, a, 146 lb., at Louisville, May 19, '81 2:19 

Ohio Boy, a, 143 lb., at Brighton, June 9, '82 2:19 

Revenge, 6, 1441b., at Saratoga, Aug. 25, '82 2:19 

Ingomar, 4, 140 lb„ at Monmouth Park, Aug. 20, '81. . . . 2:19)^ 

Glasgow, a, 146 lb., at St. Louis, June 6, '81 2-20 

Waller, 6, 162 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 14, '78 2:21 >^ 

Glasgow, a, 165 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 9, '81 2:23 >^ 

Mile and tliree-eightKa, five hurdles- 
Speculation, 6, 145 lb., at Jerome Park. Oct 4, '81 2:40 

Mile and a half, six hurdles- 
Kitty Clark, 130 lb., at Brighton, Aug. 23, '81 2:47 

Speculation, 6, 125 lb., at Brighton, July 19, '81 2-47 

Ike Bonham, 6, 137 lb., at Brighton, Sept. 9, '81 2:475^ 

Dailgasian, a, 117 lb., at Brighton, July 6, '81. 2-48 



84 Bunning Records. 



Revenge, 6, 142 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 23, '82 2:485^ 

Buckra, 4, 125 lb., at Brighton, Sept. 8, '82 2:48^^ 

Ventilator, a, 137 lb., at Brighton, July 31, '80 2:49X 

Ike Bonham, a, 140 lb., at Brighton, June 16, '82 2:50 

Problem, 6, 158 H)., at Monmouth, July 15, '79 2:50 

Felix, 5, 1571b., at Monmouth, July 20, '82 2:511^ 

Derby, 6, 162 lb., at Monmouth, July 2, '78 2:52 

Bertha, 6, 160 lb., at Monmouth, July 7, '78 2:52 >^ 

Mile and iive furlongs, »ix liardles — 

Turfman, 5, 140 lb., at Saratoga, Aug. 7, '82 , 3:16 

Mile and three-qnai ters, seven liurdles — 

Kitty Clark, 4, 142 lb., at Monmouth, July 12, '82 3:17 

Judith, 5, 150 lb., at Monmouth, Aug. 19, '80 3:17)^ 

Disturbance, 6, 158 lb., at Washington. May 17, '80 3:27 

Day Star, 6, 149 lb , at Jerome Park, Sept. 28, '81 3:29 

Two miles, eiglit liurdles — 

Tom Leathers, a, 117 lb., at New Orleans, April 16, '75 3:47 3i 

Ventilator, a, 135 lb., at Sheepshead, June 24, '80 3:48>^ 

Redman, 4, 132 lb., at Louisville, May 19, '76 3 48J^ 

Capt. Hutchinson, a, 144 lb., at Columbus, July 3, '75 3:50 

Strychnine, 4, 136 lb., at Brighton, Aug 5, '81 3:51 

Jonesboro, 4, 132 lb., at New Orleans, April 11, '68 3:51 J^ 

Milesian, 5. 1541^ lb., at Monmouth, Aug. 3, '72 3:52^ 

Two miles and a quarter, nine liurdles-^ 

Cariboo, 5, 154 lb., at Monmouth, Aug. 27, '75 4:33 

Mile lieats, over liurdles— 

Joe Rhodes, 5, 140 lb, at St. Louis, June 4, '78 1:50M— 1:50J^ 

Frank Short, 4, 1351b, at St. Louis, June 11, '80 1:51>^— l:54i^ 

Bay Rum, a, 130 lb., at Sheepshead. June 25, '80... . 1:51 —1:57 

(Gallagher, a, won the first heat in 1:51 J^.) 
Lobelia, 5 1431b., at Fashion Course, Sept. 11, '69... 1:51^—1:53^ 
Judith, 4, 143 lb., at Prospeck Park, Sept. 11, '79. . . . 1:52 —1:52 



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might be a creditable performance over one course would be com- 
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